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`augment-vir` is a collection of small helper functions that I constantly use across all my JavaScript and TypeScript repos. I call these functions `augments`. These are things commonly placed within a "util", or "helpers", etc. directory; they don't real
augment-vir is a collection of small helper functions that I constantly use across all my JavaScript and TypeScript repos. I call these functions augments. These are things commonly placed within a "util", or "helpers", etc. directory; they don't really have anything in common with each other except that they have almost no dependencies.
This docker package is for docker-only augments: they are used for interacting with Docker inside a Node.js environment. Functions exported by this package use the Docker CLI rather than the API.
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`augment-vir` is a collection of small helper functions that I constantly use across all my JavaScript and TypeScript repos. I call these functions `augments`. These are functions, constants, and types typically placed within a "util", or "helpers", etc.
The npm package @augment-vir/docker receives a total of 56 weekly downloads. As such, @augment-vir/docker popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that @augment-vir/docker 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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