This gem build a new Shared Collection (integration settgings) to be use in Cenit.
Cenit is an open source social platform as a service for data and business integration.
$ gem install cenit_cmd
$ cenit collection foo --source=file.json
By default its possible read the options from ./gitconfig
Before proceeding, take a minute to setup your git environment, specifically setup your name and email for git and your username and token for GitHub:
$ git config --global user.email johndoe@example.com
$ git config --global user.name 'John Doe'
$ git config --global github.user johndoe
$ git config --global github.token 55555555555555
If you prefer use explicit options then you can do
$ cenit collection foo --source=file.json --user-email=sanchojaf@gmail.com --github-username=sanchojaf
Other options are:
| Option | Descrition |
|---|---|
| --user-name=[USER_NAME] | the user's name, ie that is credited in the LICENSE |
| --user-email=[USER_EMAIL] | the user's email, ie that is credited in the Gem specification |
| --github-username=[GITHUB_USERNAME] | username in Github |
| --summary=[SUMMARY] | specify a summary (defaults 'Shared Collection cenit-collection-foo to be use in Cenit') |
| --description=[DESCRIPTION] | specify a description (defaults 'Shared Collection cenit-collection-foo to be use in Cenit') |
| --homepage=[HOMEPAGE] | the homepage for your project (defaults to the GitHub repo) |
| --source=[PATH SOURCE JSON] | the json source for your shared collection |
% tree
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├── cenit-collection-foo.gemspec
├── Gemfile
├── .gitignore
├── .rspec
├── README.md
├── Rakefile
├── LICENSE
└── lib
└── cenit
└── collection
└── foo
└── connections
└── webhooks
└── connection_sets
└── translators
└── events
└── flows
└── libraries
└── index.json
└── build.rb
└── version.rb
└── foo.rb
└── spec
└── cenit
└── collection
└── foo_spec.rb
└── spec_helper.rb
└── support
└── samples
Move to the new collection folder.
$ cd my_collection
Create a new git and related GitHub's repository
$ rake create_repo
Commit and push until you are happy with your changes, see a real example in https://github.com/cenit-hub/cenit-collection-twilio
Generate a version
$ rake version:write
Tag and push release to git
$ rake git:release
Shared your collection in https://rubygems.org
$ rake release
- Fork it ( https://github.com/openjaf/cenit_cmd/fork )
- Create your feature branch (
git checkout -b my-new-feature) - Commit your changes (
git commit -am 'Add some feature') - Push to the branch (
git push origin my-new-feature) - Create a new Pull Request ~
A common story for companies is the blending of solutions around its core business value. Features developed by them, third-party's adaptations and other SaaS to facilitate operations.
Once grown enough a new expansion requires a huge integration effort. But available integration solutions are heavy process. Some of them also need B2B transactions using complex EDI standards required for large companies or business sectors.
This facts overkill many companies that can’t overcome these challenges.
- 100% Open Source platform as a service (Open-PaaS).
- Hub with a great design that provides powerful yet simple abstractions, making a complex problem tractable.
- Primary concepts are: Data Type, Webhook, Flow, Event, Connection and Transform.
- Dynamic load schemas: XSD, JSON and EDI grammars.
- Powerful transform to translates and modified any formats to any format.
- Full Stack HTTP API and incremental API's helper libraries in several languages.
- Export and import integration settings (collections), and automatically saves its as a repo on github.
- Social networking features to share collections.
There are now over 25 pre-built shared integration collections out the box for connecting to internet services, fulfilment solutions, accounting, communications, ERP, multi-channels, etc.
- Github project: https://github.com/openjaf/cenit
- Email: support@cenitsaas.com
- Website: http://www.cenitsaas.com