How to use @commercetools/sync-actions - 2 common examples
To help you get started, we’ve selected a few @commercetools/sync-actions examples, based on popular ways it is used in public projects.
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commercetools / nodejs / packages / discount-code-importer / src / main.js View on Github 
createAuthMiddlewareForClientCredentialsFlow({
...this.apiConfig,
fetch,
}),
createUserAgentMiddleware({
libraryName: pkg.name,
libraryVersion: pkg.version,
}),
createHttpMiddleware({
host: this.apiConfig.apiUrl,
fetch,
}),
],
})
this.syncDiscountCodes = createSyncDiscountCodes()
this.logger = logger || {
error: npmlog.error.bind(this, ''),
warn: npmlog.warn.bind(this, ''),
info: npmlog.info.bind(this, ''),
verbose: npmlog.verbose.bind(this, ''),
}
this._resetSummary()
}createAuthMiddlewareForClientCredentialsFlow({
...this.apiConfig,
fetch,
}),
createUserAgentMiddleware({
libraryName: pkg.name,
libraryVersion: pkg.version,
}),
createHttpMiddleware({
host: this.apiConfig.apiUrl,
fetch,
}),
],
})
this.syncStates = createSyncStates()
this.logger = logger || {
error: () => {},
warn: () => {},
info: () => {},
debug: () => {},
}
this._resetSummary()
}@commercetools/sync-actions
Build API update actions for the commercetools platform.
