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npm package: @mediamath/t1proxy
Description: Proxy to the T1 APIs using http-proxy-middleware
Author: Matthew Conover
Latest version: 1.0.8

## T1 Proxy

If you are writing an application that doesn't use T1 Node, you'll probably need a proxy of some sort. This package will help you. Create an `.env` file with at least the value `T1APIKEY`. Here, you'll put the API key provided by MediaMath developer relations.

To make your life as a developer a little easier, you can also add `T1USER` and `T1PASSWORD`. When running your node application in the "development" environment, you can simply point your browser to `localhost/api/v2.0/login`, and if the `.env` file has accurate credentials a session cookie will be placed in the browser.

This proxy requires the server running it to use body-parser or another solution that adds POST data on req.body when using the T1 API login route.

[MediaMath Developer Documentation](https://developer.mediamath.com/)