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This guide details migrating outdated and unsafe `as` type assertions in TypeScript test files. It introduces `@total-typescript/shoehorn`, which provides type-safe functions like `fromPartial()` and `fromAny()`. Use this utility when unit tests need to mock large objects or pass only a subset of required data, thereby maintaining strict type checking and improving test robustness. Note: This is strictly for test code.

This guide provides comprehensive, step-by-step instructions for installing and securely configuring the MindTickle SDK and API credentials. It covers prerequisites, environment variable setup, and includes verification snippets for both Node.js/TypeScript and Python environments. Use this when initiating a new MindTickle system integration or developing an application that requires API access to sales, training, or performance data.

This guide provides a comprehensive overview of the rate limits imposed by the MindTickle API across various endpoints, such as user management, content upload, and quiz result exports. It details specific limits for different operations and provides robust engineering solutions using TypeScript. Key implementation strategies include implementing a token-bucket rate limiter, developing a retry mechanism with exponential backoff, and optimizing bulk data processing through batching to ensure stable and efficient application integration.

A comprehensive guide and working example demonstrating how to programmatically interact with the Miro REST API v2 using TypeScript. This skill covers the full board lifecycle, allowing users to create boards, add diverse items (sticky notes, shapes), connect elements with connectors, and list all board contents. Ideal for testing new Miro integrations or automating workflow processes.

Implements comprehensive webhook handling for Miro boards. This solution allows external applications to subscribe to real-time events (create, update, delete) occurring on specific boards. It covers board subscription creation, event payload parsing, signature verification, and robust asynchronous event processing using TypeScript/Express.js, enabling seamless integration with external systems.

This guide demonstrates the foundational steps for connecting to the Navan REST API. It shows how to perform the initial OAuth authentication and retrieve real-time trip and booking data using raw REST calls (via TypeScript and Python). Ideal for verifying end-to-end integration after setting up credentials.

This comprehensive guide details how to set up OAuth 2.0 client credentials for the Navan REST API. It provides complete, runnable code examples in both TypeScript (Node.js) and Python. Users can follow these steps to exchange client secrets for a secure bearer token, enabling programmatic access to Navan's booking and travel data. This is essential for configuring new Navan integrations or rotating API credentials.

A comprehensive guide detailing five validated architecture patterns for utilizing Notion as a powerful backend database. Use cases include: Headless CMS for blogging, task tracking for project management, building knowledge bases (wikis), handling form submissions, and serving as a data pipeline source. Includes schema design and code examples using TypeScript and Python.

This guide provides production-ready patterns for integrating with the Notion API using official SDKs for TypeScript and Python. It covers advanced techniques including client initialization, executing complex database queries with filters and sorts, implementing cursor-based pagination for large datasets, constructing and manipulating rich text blocks, and ensuring robust, type-safe error handling.

Comprehensive guide for setting up delegated authentication for the OneNote Graph API using MSAL. Learn how to register applications in Azure AD, configure precise permission scopes, install SDKs (Python/TypeScript), and implement token caching. This guide specifically addresses the migration from deprecated app-only authentication methods.

This skill provides robust, production-grade patterns for interacting with the OneNote Graph API. It addresses critical issues encountered in real-world applications, such as rate limiting (429 errors), transient server failures (502/503), and silent file upload failures. It includes retry decorators, batch request strategies, and proactive rate limit tracking mechanisms for both TypeScript and Python, ensuring highly reliable integrations.

A comprehensive TypeScript client wrapper for interacting with the Persona API. It simplifies identity verification workflows by providing methods for creating, retrieving, and paginating inquiries and verifications. Key features include implementing the Singleton design pattern, guaranteeing type-safe responses, and an advanced error classifier that intelligently handles retry logic (e.g., distinguishing between rate limits and invalid keys). Ideal for integrating reliable, production-grade KYC flows into applications.