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feat(sage-people): Add support for Sage People

Open ChoqueCastroLD opened this issue 7 months ago • 2 comments

EXT-732


This PR introduces a new integration for Sage People, including documentation, configuration, and visual assets. It adds the 'sage-people' provider to providers.yaml with full credential and connection configuration, and supplies new documentation files, a Connect guide, prebuilt tooling/use cases stubs, and the Sage People logo for the UI.

Key Changes: • Added 'sage-people' provider to packages/providers/providers.yaml with required API key/domain configuration, OAuth/authorization details, and endpoint verification. • Created new documentation and integration guide for Sage People (docs-v2/integrations/all/sage-people.mdx, connect.mdx), including setup prerequisites and OAuth instructions. • Added stubs for prebuilt tooling and use cases for Sage People (snippets/generated/sage-people/PreBuiltTooling.mdx, PreBuiltUseCases.mdx). • Added new SVG logo asset for Sage People (public/images/template-logos/sage-people.svg).

Affected Areas: • Integration provider definitions • Integration documentation and guides • UI assets for provider logos • Prebuilt use case/tooling documentation

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ChoqueCastroLD avatar Jun 14 '25 04:06 ChoqueCastroLD

Moved to draft because needs testing and rebase

ChoqueCastroLD avatar Jun 16 '25 18:06 ChoqueCastroLD

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gitguardian[bot] avatar Aug 04 '25 09:08 gitguardian[bot]

closing in favor of 4423

hassan254-prog avatar Aug 04 '25 14:08 hassan254-prog