# Syncano Socket for managing inviting user to the resource

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Main Socket features:

* **user-invitation/invite** — invite user to the resource
* **user-invitation/get** — get user invitation
* **user-invitation/list** — list invitation for a given resource
* **user-invitation/update** — change invitation status

## Getting Started

Install package in your project:

```sh
cd my_project
npm install @syncano/cli --save-dev
npm install @eyedea-sockets/user-invitation --save
npx s deploy
```

Use it:

```js
import Syncano from '@syncano/client'

const s = new Syncano(<instaneName>)

const params = {
    email: 'test@email.com',
    resourceID: '1234',
    resourceType: 'company',
    details: {
      company_id: 1234
    }
  }
const invitation = await s.post('user-invitation/invite', params)
```