@devsnicket/eunice-dependency-and-structure
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Takes YAML objects, replaces the identifiers of whats depended upon with references, adds dependent references in other direction and normalises the hierarchical structure.
DevSnicket Eunice is a toolkit based on the premise that unidirectional dependencies can be beneficial to structure and modularity in software. Euince's approach isn't limited to direct dependencies, but includes indirect dependencies as well.
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This package takes YAML objects, replaces the identifiers of whats depended upon with references, adds dependent references in other direction and normalises the hierarchical structure.
It is written to use YAML objects parsed and formatted by js-yaml.
Used by the renderer and some of the processors in Eunice.
Install using npm:
npm install @devsnicket/eunice-dependency-and-structure
Or with yarn:
yarn add @devsnicket/eunice-dependency-and-structure
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Takes YAML objects, replaces the identifiers of whats depended upon with references, adds dependent references in other direction and normalises the hierarchical structure.
The npm package @devsnicket/eunice-dependency-and-structure receives a total of 8 weekly downloads. As such, @devsnicket/eunice-dependency-and-structure popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that @devsnicket/eunice-dependency-and-structure 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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