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A comprehensive JavaScript/TypeScript library designed for both Node.JS and browsers, facilitating seamless interaction with the Atlassian Jira API.
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import type * as Models from './models';
import type * as Parameters from './parameters';
import type { Callback } from '../callback';
import type { Client } from '../clients';
import type { RequestConfig } from '../requestConfig';
export class Customer {
constructor(private client: Client) {}
/**
* This method adds a customer to the Jira Service Management instance by passing a JSON file including an email
* address and display name. The display name does not need to be unique. The record's identifiers, `name` and `key`,
* are automatically generated from the request details.
*
* **[Permissions](https://developer.atlassian.com/cloud/jira/service-desk/rest/intro/#permissions) required**: Jira
* Administrator Global permission
*/
async createCustomer<T = Models.User>(
parameters: Parameters.CreateCustomer | undefined,
callback: Callback<T>,
): Promise<void>;
/**
* This method adds a customer to the Jira Service Management instance by passing a JSON file including an email
* address and display name. The display name does not need to be unique. The record's identifiers, `name` and `key`,
* are automatically generated from the request details.
*
* **[Permissions](https://developer.atlassian.com/cloud/jira/service-desk/rest/intro/#permissions) required**: Jira
* Administrator Global permission
*/
async createCustomer<T = Models.User>(parameters?: Parameters.CreateCustomer, callback?: never): Promise<T>;
async createCustomer<T = Models.User>(
parameters?: Parameters.CreateCustomer,
callback?: Callback<T>,
): Promise<void | T> {
const config: RequestConfig = {
url: '/rest/servicedeskapi/customer',
method: 'POST',
data: {
email: parameters?.email,
displayName: parameters?.displayName,
},
};
return this.client.sendRequest(config, callback);
}
}