JSPM – meli.js@1.0.6-alpha

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meli.js
meli.js/out/bundle.min.js

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meli.js

Simple meli.js installation via npm. Suitable for modern web apps that use build systems such as Webpack.

The full meli.js script lives on our CDN at:

https://meli-tour.vercel.app/bundle.min.js

This module exports the meli object, which supports all of neli.js' methods. The meli.js script is automatically injected into the current page when a method is called. Method calls are queued if meli.js is not loaded yet.

Installation

npm install meli.js

Usage

Simply import meli from 'meli.js' and use it. Example:

import meli from "meli.js";

meli.init("MELI_TOKEN");

meli.auth("USER_ID", {
  name: "USER_NAME",
  email: "USER_EMAIL",
  created_at: "USER_CREATED_AT", // ISO 8601 format
});

You can find your meli.js Token on Meli under Workspace settings -> Environments. Note that if you have multiple environments (e.g. Production and Staging) that each environment has a unique token.

Check out the development docs for more info.

API Reference

See the meli.js API Reference.

Importing meli.js from multiple modules

You can import meli from multiple files in your app. It will always refer to the same instance. The meli.js script will only be loaded once.

// App.js
import meli from "meli.js";

meli.init("MELI_TOKEN");

// AuthRoute.js
import meli from "meli.js";

meli.auth(user.id, {
  name: user.name,
});

TypeScript support

This package contains TypeScript definitions of the meli object.

Developing meli.js

Install dev dependencies:

pnpm install

To use package locally, run:

pnpm dev_publish

To build, run:

pnpm run build

This will produce:

out/bundle.min.js: Bundlers supporting ES modules can use this.