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@appsemble/utils
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Appsemble Utilities
Internal utility functions used across multiple Appsemble projects.
Installation
npm install @appsemble/utils
Usage
This packages contains utilities that are shared between Appsemble packages. It’s not recommended to use this package outside of the Appsemble mono repository. Backwards compatibility is not guaranteed.
License
[0.18.25] - 2021-08-13
Added
- Block(
html): Addhtmlblock. - App: App screenshots are now available in the PWA manifest.
- Cli: Add
--resourcesflag toapp create. - Cli: Add
block buildcommand. - Cli: Add
resource createcommand. - Cli: Add
resource updatecommand. - Server: Assets now support a name which can be used to reference them as an alternative to their ID.
- Utils: Add
pageremapper. This currently only supports theurlproperty. - Utils: Add
urltoappremapper.
Changed
- Server: Uploading assets now supports
multipart/form-datainstead of raw data.
FAQs
Utility functions used in Appsemble internally
The npm package @appsemble/utils receives a total of 887 weekly downloads. As such, @appsemble/utils popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that @appsemble/utils demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 4 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
Package last updated on 13 Aug 2021
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