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@annotation-studio/redux
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Annotation redux is made of actions, queries and a few interfaces for plugging your own redux flows (middleware, reducers)
addAnnotationcreateDraftdeselectDraftupdateDraftaddSelectorToDraftselectDraftpreviewDraftunpreviewDraftasyncPublishDraftpublishDraftinitialiseElucidatesetServersetResourcecreateCollectionsetCollectionaddElucidateAnnotationsendAnnotationlogrequestManifestselectCanvasselectManifestaddManifestremoveManifestmoveForwardmoveBackresetaddResourceTemplateaddCaptureModeladdInteractiveResourcesetAvailableSelectorschooseSelectorupdateSelectorcommitToCurrentDraftsetViewerwithViewerAnnotationSelector (class)makeRequestgetpostgetAnnotationgetAllAnnotationsFromCollectionfetchPageCollectioncreateElucidateCollectionsendAnnotationToServergetCurrentDraftIdgetDraftByIdgetCurrentDraftgetServergetAnnotationByIdisSendingAnnotationsgetCanvasFromManifestgetCollectionIdrichAnnotationList (will be renamed annotationList)annotationListcurrentManifestgetImageServiceFromCanvascurrentImageServicecurrentCanvasmanifestByIdgetCurrentResourceTemplategetFormresourceTemplateListgetCurrentPathconnectorcreateStoreloggerviewerAwarethunkFAQs
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The npm package @annotation-studio/redux receives a total of 3 weekly downloads. As such, @annotation-studio/redux popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that @annotation-studio/redux demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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