@duffel/components 3.0.6-canary → 3.0.7-canary

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+ # duffel-components client-side example
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+ ## Setup
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+ ```sh
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+ # .env.local
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+ # The Duffel API environment we want to make requests to.
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+ # Remember to update the key below if this value changes.
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+ # DUFFEL_API_URL=https://api.duffel.com # production
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+ DUFFEL_API_URL=https://localhost:4000 # development (for Duffel engineers only)
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+ # Used to authenticate our
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+ # example server to talk to Duffel
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+ # DUFFEL_API_TOKEN=duffel_test_**** # production
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+ DUFFEL_API_TOKEN=test_duffel_dev_rw # development (for Duffel engineers only)
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+ # The url for the component CDN.
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+ # This is used to load both the styles an
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+ # COMPONENT_CDN=https://assets.duffel.com/components/ancillaries/VERSION # production
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+ COMPONENT_CDN=http://localhost:8000 # development
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+ ```
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+ ## Run the example
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+ This is a basic example that doesn't rely on the Duffel API, from the root of the repository run `yarn run-example:client-side`. This command will:
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+ 1. Serve the Duffel component bundle and watch for changes to rebuild on port `8000`. This can also be done with `yarn dev`
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+ 2. Host a basic `index.html` with `http-server`. The example page will be ready on port `6262`. This can be done with `yarn run-client-side-server`
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+ # duffel-components full-stack example
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+ ## Setup
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+ ```sh
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+ # .env.local
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+ # The Duffel API environment we want to make requests to.
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+ # Remember to update the key below if this value changes.
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+ # DUFFEL_API_URL=https://api.duffel.com # production
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+ DUFFEL_API_URL=https://localhost:4000 # development (for Duffel engineers only)
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+ # Used to authenticate our
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+ # example server to talk to Duffel
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+ # DUFFEL_API_TOKEN=duffel_test_**** # production (find it on https://app.duffel.com/YOUR_ORG/test/developers/tokens)
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+ DUFFEL_API_TOKEN=test_duffel_dev_rw # development (for Duffel engineers only)
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+ # The url for the component CDN.
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+ # This is used to load both the styles an
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+ # COMPONENT_CDN=https://assets.duffel.com/components/ancillaries/VERSION # production
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+ COMPONENT_CDN=http://localhost:8000 # development
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+ ```
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+ ## Run the example
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+ This example has a server that will reach out to the Duffel API to search and retrieve an offer.
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+ To talk to the API we'll define the url to the API environment we want and .
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+ Please add the following to `.env.local`:
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+ This is a 'real life' example, where it uses a real offer ID and client key retrieved from the Duffel API. To run this, use `yarn run-example:full-stack`. This command will:
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+ 1. Serve the Duffel component bundle and watch for changes to rebuild on port `8000`. This can also be done with `yarn dev`
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+ 2. Run the full stack server using node. The example page will be ready on port `6262`. This can be done with `yarn run-full-stack-server`