**OpenIntegrations** is a set of tools for working with external APIs, available as a library (extension) for 1C:Enterprise / OneScript and a cross-platform console application for Windows and Linux. The project provides ready-made methods for performing application tasks (sending messages, creating documents, SQL queries, etc.) across more than 30 services and technologies, including Telegram, VK, Bitrix24, Google and Yandex services, as well as various DBMS and exchange protocols.
The project code is organized as a set of independent modules, each responsible for working with a specific service. Common logic, such as HTTP or JSON handling, is extracted into reusable components. This allows for both quick application of ready-made functions and easy extension of functionality by adding new methods based on existing components. The source code is open, providing full control over implementation and enabling community participation in development. <br><br>
To save the response in the console, you can use the standard `>` redirect or the `--out <file path>` option. For more detailed information on working with the CLI version, refer to the corresponding [documentation section](https://en.openintegrations.dev/docs/Start/CLI_version)
When using versions for 1C and OneScript, you can also manually copy common module code into your project. However, regardless of the chosen installation method, it is recommended to obtain files from [*Releases*](https://github.com/Bayselonarrend/OpenIntegrations/releases/latest) or the [*stable branch*](https://github.com/Bayselonarrend/OpenIntegrations/tree/stable) of the repository, as the source files in the main branch may contain intermediate data and functions under development.
- To start working in 1C: Simply [download](https://github.com/Bayselonarrend/OpenIntegrations/releases/latest) the CFE file (or XML export) of the extension and load it into your configuration's extensions list<br>
- To start working in OneScript: Install the package
- To start working with CLI (command line application): [Download from releases](https://github.com/Bayselonarrend/OpenIntegrations/releases/latest) the Windows installer or one of the Linux package variants, depending on your operating system
Regardless of the installation method, OInt CLI is launched with the `oint` command from the command line (when installing via Windows Installer, a system reboot may be required).
OpenIntegrations features comprehensive documentation with examples available at [en.openintegrations.dev](https://en.openintegrations.dev). Here you can find both general guidelines for getting started with each specific API and descriptions of each method with code examples, parameters, and return values.
The OpenIntegrations CLI version includes built-in help for all methods. Help is displayed when calling the library without a method, when calling a method without options, or when specifying the `--help` option.
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