To install this connector, go to your Hull Dashboard and select Salesloft from the list of available connectors.
For more information about the configuration of this connector, see the User Guide.
This section describe technical aspects of the connector code. If you are looking for the customer usage documentation please refer the Getting Started section above.
This is a high level overview how to work with this project. Full documentation is available in the hull-connector-template project.
This is a basic repository structure descibed. For full infromation please go to Repository structure.
root/
assets/ - Images, Logos and User Guide (readme.md)
flow-typed/ - Flow type definitions
server/ - Server-side code for the connector
actions/ - Route handlers for express application
lib/ - Business logic of the connector
sync-agent.js
src/ - Front-end application which will be served by the backend application
test/
integration/ - Integration tests
fixtures/ - Fixtures for notifications, payloads, etc.
helper/ - Mocking helpers for tests
scenarios/ - Expectations and inputs for various test scenarios
unit/ - Unit tests
To successfully build the sources on your machine, make sure that you have the correct version of node along with one package manager installed. See engines in package.json for details.
Execute yarn run test or npm run test in the repository root to run all tests.
If you want to run the connector on your local machine, execute yarn run start:dev or npm run start:dev which will start a new node server.
Make sure to set the proper environment variables when running the code locally.
There are two sets of tests, unit tests and integration tests. Please use unit tests for all features testing. The purpose of integration tests is just end-to-end validation of functionality on sample applications.
Integration tests for the SyncAgent are organized in scenarios. Please see the Test Scenarios Guide for a detailed description of the scenarios.
- We follow the Git Flow model.
- master has the latest version released.
- develop has the code for the next release.
The changelog is located at the root of this repository, see CHANGELOG.md.
Once you have the prerequisites installed, execute yarn run build or npm run build in the repository root to build the project locally.