@cc-external/nanoid
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Install package "nanoid" with externals configuration for "cc-webpack-externals-plugin"
If you use the plugin @codecoupler/cc-webpack-externals-plugin in your Webpack configuration
you can install with this package the NPM module nanoid and automatically configure this
as external library. The module will not be included in your library bundle.
Usage:
npm i @cc-external/nanoid
The version number of this package matches the major and minor number of the module nanoid
that is included as dependency. The patch number do not correspond to the module patch number.
This Package include the compiled Version of nanoid and the origin module is not needed.
Nevertheless, you have to use the module name nanoid in your import statements.
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Install package "nanoid" with externals configuration for "cc-webpack-externals-plugin"
We found that @cc-external/nanoid 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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