How to use the @vtex/api.Events function in @vtex/api

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github vtex / toolbelt / src / clients / index.ts View on Github external
const createClients = (customContext: Partial = {}, customOptions: InstanceOptions = {}) => {
  const mergedContext = { ...context, ...customContext }
  const mergedOptions = { ...options, ...customOptions }
  return {
    builder: new Builder(mergedContext, mergedOptions),
    logger: new Logger(mergedContext, mergedOptions),
    registry: new Registry(mergedContext, mergedOptions),
    rewriter: new Rewriter(mergedContext, mergedOptions),
    events: new Events(mergedContext, mergedOptions),
  }
}
github vtex / toolbelt / src / clients / index.ts View on Github external
return {
    builder: new Builder(mergedContext, mergedOptions),
    logger: new Logger(mergedContext, mergedOptions),
    registry: new Registry(mergedContext, mergedOptions),
    rewriter: new Rewriter(mergedContext, mergedOptions),
    events: new Events(mergedContext, mergedOptions),
  }
}

const [apps, router, workspaces, logger, events, billing, rewriter] = getToken()
  ? [
      new Apps(context, options),
      new Router(context, options),
      new Workspaces(context, options),
      new Logger(context),
      new Events(context),
      new Billing(context, options),
      new Rewriter(context, options),
    ]
  : [
      interceptor('apps'),
      interceptor('router'),
      interceptor('workspaces'),
      interceptor('logger'),
      interceptor('events'),
      interceptor('billing'),
      interceptor('rewriter'),
    ]

export { apps, router, workspaces, logger, events, createClients, billing, rewriter }