@devexpress/analytics-core-cli
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The DevExpress analytics-core-cli package is a toolkit designed to help developers handle the devexpress-reporting and devexpress-dashboards packages. The toolset will be supplemented as needed.
The DevExpress analytics-core-cli package is a toolkit designed to help developers handle the devexpress-reporting and devexpress-dashboards packages. The toolset will be supplemented as needed.
The 'processBindings' tool processes your custom Knockout HTML templates and generates a file with the code that calls the addToBindingsCache function to add your templates to the cache.
To process custom templates, execute the following command:
node node_modules/@devexpress/analytics-core-cli/utils/processBindings <templates folder path> <result file path>
Command parameters are as follows:
templates folder path - A folder that contains template files (.HTML, .CSHTML). Nested folders are processed recursively.
result file path - Path to the file being created
For more information, review the following help topic: Content Security Policy.
A commercial license for DevExpress ASP.NET controls is required to use this package. Please visit this page for more information about licensing.
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The DevExpress analytics-core-cli package is a toolkit designed to help developers handle the devexpress-reporting and devexpress-dashboards packages. The toolset will be supplemented as needed.
We found that @devexpress/analytics-core-cli demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 21 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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