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@empirica/core
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The @empirica/core
package contains multiple modules that are used by the
Empirica platform.
There are two main categories of modules:
There is also a console module that is used throughout for logging.
Empirica is built on top of Tajriba, which is a server-side framework for
building experiments. Parts of the @empirica/core
package are building blocks
on top of Tajriba and are not specific to Empirica.
The parts of the @empirica/core
package that are specific to Empirica are
called classic
. They implement the core functionality of Empirica, which are
objects such as Batches, Games, Players, Rounds and Stage, and the logic for
running Empirica experiments.
The @empirica/core
package can be used to build different models of
experiments that do not follow the Empirica conventions.
admin
: the main admin module, which is not empirica-specific.admin/classic
: the Empirica logic for admin functionality.player
: the main player module, which is not empirica-specific.player/react
: React utilities, which are not empirica-specific.player/classic
: the Empirica logic for player functionality.player/classic/react
: Empirica React utilities for players.utils/console
: logging facilities.FAQs
Empirica Core
The npm package @empirica/core receives a total of 62 weekly downloads. As such, @empirica/core popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that @empirica/core demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 0 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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