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@dhis2/app-runtime
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@dhis2/app-runtime
A singular runtime dependency for applications on the DHIS2 platform
DHIS2 Application Runtime
A singular runtime dependency for applications on the DHIS2 platform
Installation
yarn add @dhis2/app-runtime
NB Please ensure that all webpack bundles reference the same Context, you can do this by adding @dhis2/app-runtime to peerDependencies (rather than dependencies) and webpack externals for library builds. Top-level web applications should be able to include the dependency directly
This library uses the official React Context API (introduced in 16.3) and React Hooks (introduced in 16.8), so React >= 16.8 is required to use it
Required Polyfills
The following must be polyfilled to support older and non-compliant browsers (i.e. IE11):
- es6.promise (i.e. core-js/features/promise)
- window.fetch (i.e. whatwg-fetch)
- AbortController / AbortSignal (i.e. abortcontroller-polyfill)
Usage
See the docs for usage and examples
3.12.0-alpha.1 (2024-11-27)
Bug Fixes
- cacheable-section: synchronously flush recording state for UI consistency (#1394) (50d216c)
- deps: remove cli-app-scripts peer dep (7764439)
- deps: update cli-app-scripts for package/types race condition (7980364)
Features
FAQs
A singular runtime dependency for applications on the DHIS2 platform
The npm package @dhis2/app-runtime receives a total of 620 weekly downloads. As such, @dhis2/app-runtime popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that @dhis2/app-runtime demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 2 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
Package last updated on 27 Nov 2024
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