cs-corporate-sdk v1.0.1

#CSCorporateSDK This SDK allows you to access information about Česká spořitelna a.s. Corporate API Corporate API.

#CHANGELOG

#Usage

If you just want to use the SDK, there are compiled files ready to be used in the /dist folder.

You can just copy these files directly from the repository or preferably, use npm to install it into your project:

npm install https://github.com/Ceskasporitelna/cs-corporate-sdk-js.git --save

##Usage in browser For usage in browser, pickup the following files from the /dist folder:

• cs-corporate-sdk.sfx.js - CSCorporateSDK packaged for browsers
• cs-corporate-sdk.sfx.d.ts - CSCorporateSDK typings for browsers
• cs-corporate-sdk.sfx.js.map - CSCorporateSDK sourcemap for browsers

Corporate SDK is dependent on the CSCoreSDK. You can find the appropriate verion of CSCoreSDK in node_modules of corporate SDK if you installed it through npm. Include the cs-core-sdk.sfx.js in your page before the cs-corporate-sdk.sfx.js:

  <script src="./node_modules/cs-corporate-sdk/node_modules/cs-core-sdk/dist/cs-core-sdk.sfx.js"></script>
  <script src="./node_modules/cs-corporate-sdk/dist/cs-corporate-sdk.sfx.js"></script>

The corporate SDK will be available in global variable CSCorporateSDK.

IMPORTANT! CSAS SDKs depend on a native ES6 Promise implementation to be supported. If your environment doesn't support ES6 Promises, you can polyfill.

##Usage in node For usage in node, install it through npm (see above). You can then require it by:

var CSCorporateSDK = require('cs-corporate-sdk');

##Configuration Before using any CSAS SDKs in your application, you need to initialize CSCoreSDK by providing it your WebApiKey.

CSCoreSDK.useWebApiKey( "YourApiKey" )
//Get the corporate client
var corporateClient = CSCorporateSDK.getClient();

See CoreSDK configuration guide for all the available configuration options.

##Usage Guide See Usage Guide for usage instructions.

#Development The SDK itself is written in TypeScript, packaged by webpack, tested by jasmine & karma and distributed thorugh npm. It uses tsd for TypeScript definitions.

In order to to develop upon this SDK, you will need the following installed globally:

• node & npm
• webpack - For packaging
• karma - For testing
• tsd - For downloading typescript definitions

##Setup After cloning the repo, run the following command to initialize the repository for development:

npm install && tsd install

You can verify everything worked as expected by running:

npm test

##Directory structure This project uses the following directory structure:

• dist - Packaged version of this SDK ready for use.
• build - Build artifacts (not checked in repository)
• lib - The SDK itself
• spec - Tests for the SDK
• typings - Typings used by the SDK
• tooling - Commands for building and packaging

##Development commands

• npm run clean - cleans build and dist folders
• npm run build - performs clean and builds the SDK into bulid folder. It also generates .d.ts files using generate-tsd command.
• npm run dist - performs build command and copies the packaged SDK files into dist folder
• npm run test - performs build and runs tests in node and browser.
• npm run test-browser - performs tests only in browser
• npm run test-node - performs tests only in node
• npm version [major|minor|patch] - releases new version of the SDK. Requires write access to repository. See npm-version for more details.

#Contributing Contributions are more than welcome!

Please read our contribution guide to learn how to contribute to this project.

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