@enact/core
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Enact is an open source JavaScript framework containing everything you need to create a fast, scalable mobile or web application.
The set of essential building blocks for an Enact-based application.
Enact core provides several abstractions to be used with React-based applications. These include core/kind, a
factory for stateless functional components (SFC's), core/jobs, a smart wrapper for window.setTimeout,
core/hoc, a Higher Order Component (HOC) factory, and more.
npm install --save @enact/core
Unit tests are implemented in Testing Library and are run with Jest. To execute them:
npm test
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Enact is an open source JavaScript framework containing everything you need to create a fast, scalable mobile or web application.
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