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@drieam/common
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This package include some utilities used by Drieam LTI apps.
Install the @drieam/common and its dependencies.
yarn add @drieam/common @drieam/api @drieam/models @drieam/ui
import { connectActions, connectReducers } from '@drieam/api';
import * as models from '@drieam/models';
import { setStore } from '@drieam/common';
type API = {
user: models.canvas.user;
};
type Store = RootReducer<{
api: ConnectReducers<API>;
}>;
const api: ApiRoutes<API> = {
user: {
onError,
path: '/lti/proxy/api/v1/users/:id?',
mapper: models.canvas.User,
list: true,
},
};
const actions = connectActions<API>(api);
const rootReducer = connectReducers<API>(api);
const store = setStore(
api,
rootReducer,
[/** EMPTY MIDDLEWARES **/],
defaultOptions,
)({
/* EMPTY INITIAL STATE */
});
Read the full API Documentation
We welcome all contributors who abide by our Code of Conduct. Please see the Contributors Guide for more details on submitting a PR, setting up a local dev environment, running tests, etc...
Until this project reaches a 1.0 milestone, minor version numbers will simply be incremented during each release. The Changelog will continue to document the different types of updates, including any "breaking changes".
After the 1.0 milestone, this project will follow SemVer.
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Default Drieam api wrapper
The npm package @drieam/common receives a total of 12 weekly downloads. As such, @drieam/common popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that @drieam/common demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 5 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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