Last updated: 2024-09-25
Creating a Connector App with fs-connector
1\. Install the fs-connector Package
First, install the fs-connector package globally using npm:
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2\. Create a Working Folder for Your App
Navigate to your working directory and create a new folder for your app. Then, change into this new directory:
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3\. Create the App Using the fs-connector
Generate a new app using the fs-connector command:
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When prompted, select the your\_first\_connector\_app template if your app has both a widget and background sync use case. If your app only has a background sync use case, select workato\_background\_connector.
This will initialize your app based on the provided template.


4\. Update Connector Name
To ensure the connector name is correct for your integration, you need to make a small modification in the code. Search for the following line:
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Replace 'SAPSuccessFactors' with the appropriate connector SDK name as specified by Workato.
By following these steps, you should be able to set up your app using the fs-connector successfully.