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Jive SDK

With the new Jive Add-On Framework, developers can build solutions directly on Jive, or leverage any modern web-ready language to build custom middleware services to incorporate into their solution. If you can build a standard web application using HTML, JavaScript, CSS and REST APIs … then Jive Add-Ons are for you!

For more details about Jive platform capabilities, please see:
Platform Overview Developer Introduction Developer Resources

Getting Started

To demonstrate it’s flexible capabilities, Jive orchestrated the following SDKs’ to help developers get started in their programming language of choice, or at minimum share design patterns and implementations that can be leveraged across language paradigms to reduce barriers to getting started.

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Jive SDK for Node.js was the first open-source SDK for Jive add-on development. It has a multitude of example projects, tutorials, documentation and features to help build/manage add-on metadata and artifacts.

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Jive SDK for Java was originally written in 2014 using Maven/Jersey/JSP and Spring 3, but was revamped in 2016 in SpringBoot. For developers who prefer to use Java as their language of choice, these open-source SDKs are a great starting point to build middleware services for Jive add-ons.

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Jive SDK for .NET was contributed by Pokeshot SMZ. While this open-source SDK is not complete, it covers key Jive data structures and signature validation routines that are essential to building middleware services for Jive.

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An open-source project with example Jive add-on middleware services
developed in Ruby.

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An open-source project with example Jive add-on middleware services
developed in Python.

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An open-source project with example Jive add-on middleware services
developed in PHP.

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An open-source project with example Jive add-on middleware services
developed in Go.

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An open-source project for building mobile solutions with Jive and iOS.

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An open-source project for building mobile solutions with Jive and Android.

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Recommended Tools

Create a HTTP(s) tunnel into your local machine and host your add-on’s source files with minimal effort using Ngrok. Local cloud development has never been easier!

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Test Jive’s and other API’s with Postman to reduce development iterations. View full HTTP send and received request headers and body. Requests can be shared with team members for collaborative testing.

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RequestBin provides a URL to collect HTTP requests and inspect the inbound headers and body. This is an invaluable tool to easily debug webhook requests.

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