@cloudcommerce/app-fb-conversions
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E-Com Plus Cloud Commerce app to send carts/orders to Facebook Conversions API
@cloudcommerce/app-fb-conversions0.2.0 (2023-01-21)
@@components/** imports no more workingshoppingCartIcon, cashbackIcon fields no more working as Storefront Tailwind config (gen) optionsautoplay prop (ms) to Carousel component (18b91dd)CarouselControl child-component for headless Carousel (8c43757)PitchBar component with carousel slides (c86d845)Carousel.vue headless component (9f01ff6)ALink (58b552f)iconAliases on UnoCSS/Tailwind configs, add chevron icons aliases (2cc164d)galaxpay: Fix the name of the collection (db63905)
storefront: Fix client.d.ts Window interface (9ec46c9)
storefront: Fix TS shims, update Vue globals typedef and add vue/ref-macros types (97fa988)
storefront: Import SW before /head, use @vite-pwa/astro (30e254b)
storefront: Removing @[@components](https://github.com/components) alias for now (441cfb7)
storefront: Update Prices component removing values for secondary [data-sf-prices-*] attrs (fae36af)
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e-com.plus Cloud Commerce app to send carts/orders to Facebook Conversions API
The npm package @cloudcommerce/app-fb-conversions receives a total of 183 weekly downloads. As such, @cloudcommerce/app-fb-conversions popularity was classified as not popular.
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