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@firebolt-js/manage-sdk
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title: Firebolt Manage SDK
Firebolt Manage SDK
For building Firebolt compliant apps that manage Firebolt devices.
Usage
To install, run:
npm install @firebolt-js/manage-sdk
To use the package, import one of it's modules, e.g.:
import { Privacy } from '@firebolt-js/manage-sdk'
Contributing
The Firebolt SDKs are built using the Firebolt OpenRPC toolset:
See Firebolt OpenRPC, for more info.
1.3.1-next.1 (2024-08-19)
Bug Fixes
Bug Fixes
- Added Lifecycle template in cpp (#292) (046adc1)
- Added Static Metrics template in CPP (#293) (a1f75cb)
- core, manage: update C++ tests to run simultaneously for core and manage SDKs (ef7bc4c)
- Pointed to latest OpenRPC release (#298) (16b3305)
- Small update to Manage SDK test (#297) (95e3b0f)
- Sort capabilities in Firebolt Specification JSON (46dd188)
- Update to CHANGELOG.md for Release 1.3.0 (9454527)
Features
FAQs
The Firebolt Manage JS SDK
We found that @firebolt-js/manage-sdk 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.
Package last updated on 12 Aug 2024
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