Connector OSS
Putting connectivity into the hands of our community and customers.
Open Source for Connectivity
Boomi OSS
Customers are increasingly relying on Boomi as the solution of choice for all of their integration needs. Historically, our connectors have been created, enhanced, and maintained by our own Boomi engineers but our customers have continually asked to work together on building connectors. This clearly demonstrates a need for Boomi to to deliver a collaborative approach to connector integrations.
Welcome Boomi OSS (Open Source Software) — a new approach to connector building with customers and partners.
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Benefits
Boomi Takes Connectors
to the Next Level
Boomi OSS is a new initiative that allows developers in the Boomi community to modify and
contribute code for connectors used on the platform or fork and modify code to use as private connectors.
Best-of-Breed Connectors
Boomi OSS allows developers to modify and contribute code for connectors used on the platform or fork and modify code to use as private connectors.
Increase Customer Happiness
Customers gain value faster by the increase of new connector launches and enhancements.
Connector Developer Enablement
We’re constantly adding features to the connector SDK and enhancing build tooling so developers are equipped to build best-of-breed connectors.
Source Control
What is Source Control?
Source control is a way to keep track of changes in a codebase. Popular applications such as
GitHub and BitBucket allow developers to track and manage changes to the main code branch
while working on additional features in other branches.
Clone and update Boomi connector code
Developers can access Boomi connector code from our open source repository.
Submit bug fixes and enhancements
Update the code with features, enhancements or bug fixes and submit as a pull request to the master branch or package and upload as a private connector.
Incorporate your code into a Boomi connector
Once a developer submits a pull request, the Boomi team will do a code review and, if accepted, those changes will be merged into the main branch.
