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npm package: @risika/api-response-types
Description: This package contains all the types generated from the JSON schemas of the Risika API.
Latest version: 1.27.0

# Risika API Response Types

This package contains all the types generated from the JSON schemas of the Risika API.

## Usage

You can use the [Swagger API](https://api.risika.com/swagger/pc007-moneypennies/#/) for reference.

The import system works based on the general microservices names in the API. 
So if you want to get something from Account you can import it like this:


```ts
import { Account } from '@risika/api-response-types';
```
then the Account object will contain all types related to the Account microservice.
for example:
```ts
const creditPolicyReturnType: Account.EnterpriseCreditPoliciesCreate
```
npm package: @risika/api-response-types-dev
Description: This package contains all the types generated from the JSON schemas of the Risika API.
Latest version: 1.149.0

# Risika API Response Types

This package contains all the types generated from the JSON schemas of the Risika API.

## Usage

You can use the [Swagger API](https://api.risika.com/swagger/pc007-moneypennies/#/) for reference.

The import system works based on the general microservices names in the API. 
So if you want to get something from Account you can import it like this:


```ts
import { Account } from '@risika/api-response-types';
```
then the Account object will contain all types related to the Account microservice.
for example:
```ts
const creditPolicyReturnType: Account.EnterpriseCreditPoliciesCreate
```
npm package: @risika/api-response-types-python-3.14
Description: This package contains all the types generated from the JSON schemas of the Risika API.
Latest version: 1.4.0

# Risika API Response Types

This package contains all the types generated from the JSON schemas of the Risika API.

## Usage

You can use the [Swagger API](https://api.risika.com/swagger/pc007-moneypennies/#/) for reference.

The import system works based on the general microservices names in the API. 
So if you want to get something from Account you can import it like this:


```ts
import { Account } from '@risika/api-response-types';
```
then the Account object will contain all types related to the Account microservice.
for example:
```ts
const creditPolicyReturnType: Account.EnterpriseCreditPoliciesCreate
```
npm package: @risika/api-response-types-sid_test
Description: This package contains all the types generated from the JSON schemas of the Risika API.
Latest version: 1.3.0

# Risika API Response Types

This package contains all the types generated from the JSON schemas of the Risika API.

## Usage

You can use the [Swagger API](https://api.risika.com/swagger/pc007-moneypennies/#/) for reference.

The import system works based on the general microservices names in the API. 
So if you want to get something from Account you can import it like this:


```ts
import { Account } from '@risika/api-response-types';
```
then the Account object will contain all types related to the Account microservice.
for example:
```ts
const creditPolicyReturnType: Account.EnterpriseCreditPoliciesCreate
```
npm package: @risika/api-response-types-v1.0.4
Description: This package contains all the types generated from the JSON schemas of the Risika API.
Latest version: 1.3.0

# Risika API Response Types

This package contains all the types generated from the JSON schemas of the Risika API.

## Usage

You can use the [Swagger API](https://api.risika.com/swagger/pc007-moneypennies/#/) for reference.

The import system works based on the general microservices names in the API. 
So if you want to get something from Account you can import it like this:


```ts
import { Account } from '@risika/api-response-types';
```
then the Account object will contain all types related to the Account microservice.
for example:
```ts
const creditPolicyReturnType: Account.EnterpriseCreditPoliciesCreate
```
npm package: @risingdijital/docker-secret
Description: Utility for retrieving docker secrets.
Author: Justin Kim
Latest version: 2.0.7

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🧰 Utility for retrieving docker secrets.<br>
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- 🐳 [**Docker**](#) - You can access secrets from docker's secrets file on nodejs

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Installation:

```bash
npm install @risingdijital/docker-secret --save
```

Given that you have created secrets for your docker swarm

```
printf "myUsername" | docker secret create USERNAME -
printf "mySuperSecret" | docker secret create PASSWORD -
```

You can retrieve secrets via the following methods:

### `secrets`

Loads secrets defined in the `/run/secrets` directory. To load from a different directory, refer to [`getSecrets(dir)`](#getsecretsdir).

```ts
import { secrets } from "docker-secret";

// Use secrets in your app.
mongoose.connect(
  `mongodb://${secrets.USERNAME}:${secrets.PASSWORD}@mongodb/mydb`
);
```

### `getSecrets<Secrets>(dir?: string): Secrets`

You can read secrets from a directory you define. This is useful for loading secrets from a different directory during development.

```ts
import { getSecrets } from "docker-secret";

// Without typings works fine
const secrets = getSecrets(process.env.SECRET_DIR);

secrets.USERNAME; // no error
secrets.PASSWORD; // no error
secrets.RANDOM; // no error

// But using with typings is preferred
type Credentials = {
  USERNAME: string;
  PASSWORD: string;
};

const secrets = getSecrets<Credentials>(process.env.SECRET_DIR);

secrets.USERNAME; // no error
secrets.PASSWORD; // no error
secrets.RANDOM; // error

// You can also call the function without any argument to load secrets from `/run/secrets` by default.
const secrets = getSecrets<Credentials>();
```

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