> ## Documentation Index > Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.twine.se/llms.txt > Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further. # Manual Download export const IntegrationDescription = ({slug}) => { const descriptions = { "json_file": "The JSON File integration lets Twine exchange employee data as JSON files instead of connecting to a specific system's API. Twine reads employee records from JSON files, picking fields out of the document with configurable paths, and can likewise produce JSON exports of employee data for other systems to consume. Files can arrive through a file transfer integration such as SFTP or S3, or be uploaded manually on the domain mapping in place of a scheduled sync trigger.", "manual_download": "The Manual Download integration keeps files produced by Twine available for download instead of delivering them to another system. Use it as the target of a file-based flow — for example a payroll export — when you want to fetch the resulting file yourself from Twine rather than have it pushed to an SFTP server or similar destination.", "s3": "The S3 integration connects Twine to an Amazon S3 bucket for file exchange. Twine can fetch files placed in the bucket — for example employee exports produced by another system — and deliver files that Twine's integrations produce, such as payroll export files. It is typically combined with a file-format integration like Spreadsheet, JSON File, or PAXML that reads or produces the files themselves.", "sftp": "The SFTP integration connects Twine to an SFTP server for file exchange. Twine can fetch files placed on the server — for example employee exports produced by another system — and deliver files that Twine's integrations produce, such as payroll export files. It is typically combined with a file-format integration like Spreadsheet, JSON File, or PAXML that reads or produces the files themselves.", "sftp_server": "The SFTP Server integration lets a source system push files to Twine over SFTP without either party running its own server: Twine hosts the SFTP endpoint and each uploaded file is routed through a file-transfer domain mapping to the configured target. It is receive-only (directory listings are empty and downloads are not supported) and is typically paired with a file-format integration like Spreadsheet, JSON File, or PAXML.", "spreadsheet": "The Spreadsheet integration lets Twine exchange employee data as spreadsheet files instead of connecting to a specific system's API. Twine reads employee records from CSV, Excel (.xlsx), or OpenDocument (.ods) files using a configurable column mapping, and can likewise produce CSV exports of employee data for other systems to consume. Files can arrive through a file transfer integration such as SFTP or S3, or be uploaded manually on the domain mapping in place of a scheduled sync trigger." }; const text = descriptions[slug]; if (!text) return null; return <> {text.split(/\n\n+/).map((paragraph, i) =>

{paragraph}

)} ; }; export const IntegrationBlurb = ({children}) => { const kids = Array.isArray(children) ? children : [children]; const hasContent = kids.some(child => { if (child == null || child === false) return false; if (typeof child === 'string') return child.trim().length > 0; return true; }); if (!hasContent) return null; return
{children}
; }; export const IntegrationMeta = ({homepageUrl, apiReferenceUrls, contactEmail, transport, status, domains, capabilities, notes}) => { const hasLinks = homepageUrl || apiReferenceUrls && apiReferenceUrls.length > 0 || contactEmail; const hasDomains = domains && domains.length > 0; const hasTransport = !!transport; const hasStatus = status === 'planned' || status === 'deprecated'; const hasCapabilities = capabilities && capabilities.length > 0; const hasNotes = !!notes; if (!hasLinks && !hasDomains && !hasTransport && !hasStatus && !hasCapabilities && !hasNotes) return null; const pill = (bg, color, text) => {text} ; const capabilityColors = { 'read/write': ['var(--colors-accent-light, #ede9fe)', 'var(--colors-accent, #7c3aed)'], 'read-write': ['var(--colors-accent-light, #ede9fe)', 'var(--colors-accent, #7c3aed)'], 'read': ['rgb(var(--primary-light) / .15)', 'var(--colors-content-secondary, #6b7280)'], 'write': ['rgb(var(--primary-light) / .15)', 'var(--colors-content-secondary, #6b7280)'] }; const transportColors = { 'file': ['var(--colors-warning-light, #fef3c7)', 'var(--colors-warning, #b45309)'], 'api': ['var(--colors-accent-light, #ede9fe)', 'var(--colors-accent, #7c3aed)'], 'webhook': ['var(--colors-success-light, #dcfce7)', 'var(--colors-success, #16a34a)'] }; const statusConfig = { 'planned': { colors: ['var(--colors-warning-light, #fef3c7)', 'var(--colors-warning, #b45309)'], text: 'Planned' }, 'deprecated': { colors: ['rgb(var(--primary-light) / .15)', 'var(--colors-content-secondary, #6b7280)'], text: 'Deprecated' } }; const label = text => {text} ; const cell = children =>
{children}
; return <>
{hasLinks && <> {label('Links')} {cell(<> {homepageUrl && Website } {apiReferenceUrls && apiReferenceUrls.map(({url, label: l}) => {l || 'API Reference'} )} {contactEmail && {contactEmail} } )} } {hasStatus && <> {label('Status')} {cell(pill(...statusConfig[status].colors, statusConfig[status].text))} } {hasTransport && <> {label('Transport')} {cell(pill(...transportColors[transport] || transportColors['api'], transport === 'file' ? 'File' : transport === 'webhook' ? 'Webhook' : 'API'))} } {hasDomains && <> {label('Domains')} {cell(domains.map(({domain, capability}) => { const [capBg, capColor] = capabilityColors[capability] || capabilityColors['read']; return {domain} {capability} ; }))} } {hasCapabilities && <> {label('Capabilities')}
{capabilities.map(({label: capLabel, supported}) =>
{supported ? '✓' : '✗'} {capLabel}
)}
} {hasNotes && <> {label('Notes')} {notes} }
; }; export const IntegrationHeader = ({name, category, logoUrl}) =>
{logoUrl &&
{`${name}
}

{name}

{category}
;