@adaptabletools/adaptable-plugin-interopio
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The interio.io Plugin is intended for use when AdapTable is instantiated inside the [interop](https://interop.io/) container.
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The interio.io Plugin is intended for use when AdapTable is instantiated inside the interop container.
It replaces the previous Finsemble and Glue42 plugins
The plugin supports both io.connect products:
The key features that the plugin provides are:
AdapTable’s Alerts can appear as interop.io Notifications (together with actionable buttons)
FDC3 Columns in AdapTable can communicate directly with other widgets (via FDC3 Intents)
Full details of how to install, configure and use the interop.io plugin can be found at AdapTable interop.io Documentation
Developers can learn how to access AdapTable programmatically at AdapTable Documentation.
General information about Adaptable Tools is available at our Website
For all support enquiries please email support@adaptabletools.com or raise a Support Ticket.
Information on AdapTable Licences can be found at Licensing AdapTable for AG Grid.
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The interio.io Plugin is intended for use when AdapTable is instantiated inside the [interop](https://interop.io/) container.
The npm package @adaptabletools/adaptable-plugin-interopio receives a total of 147 weekly downloads. As such, @adaptabletools/adaptable-plugin-interopio popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that @adaptabletools/adaptable-plugin-interopio demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 0 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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