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@endo/common
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@endo/common
A collection of common low level utilities.
Each of the utilities in this packages
ses
, @endo/eventual-send
, and @endo/promise-kit
. Many depend on nothing beyond plain old JavaScript.Each utility is in its own top-level source file, named after the main export of that utility. (This is often that file's only export.) The package.json
also lists each as a distinct "export":
. There is no index.js
file that rolls them together. Thus, each importer must do a deep import of exactly the export it needs. Some implementations (bundlers, packagers) can thus do tree-shaking, omitted code that isn't reachable by imports.
Currently there are no src/something.js
files. The only source files that would go in src/
are those that do not represent separately exported utilities.
Generally each utility also has its own test file. (An exception is that make-iterator.js
is indirectly but adequately tested by test-make-array-iterator.js
).
See the doc-comments within the source file of each utility for documentation of that utility. Sometimes the associated test files also serve as informative examples.
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common low level utilities
We found that @endo/common demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 5 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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