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@cloudcommerce/api0.6.0 (2023-02-19)
ADrawer and LoginDrawer components no more exists@@sf/state/customer-session does not start Firebase Auth automatically anymore, must call initializeFirebaseAuth@@sf/browser-env to exporting booleans for navigator and screen detection (1281ad5)@@sf/server-data exporting settings and apiContext SSRred objects (40ac1db)globalThis.storefront.context on SSR context (2c2fe64)SocialNetworkIcon and SocialNetworkLink components (9702da6)storefront: Auto set customer session email from Firebase if empty, even if not verified (f1741a9)
storefront: Fix ALink global component to target _blank on external host (dffe5d8)
storefront: Fixing default context API doc minifier regex (711413f)
storefront: Make customer session state SSR friendly (7dd8dff)
storefront: Update customer session state isLogged with email verified only (d5ada3a)
storefront: Removing not intended to use ADrawer (=> Drawer) and LoginDrawer components (0254f4c)
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The npm package @cloudcommerce/api receives a total of 1,758 weekly downloads. As such, @cloudcommerce/api popularity was classified as popular.
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