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@getodk/xforms-engine
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Implementation of the ODK XForms specification's data model and computation logic. This package does not handle presentation or user interaction. Those aspects of forms are meant to be handled by a client. Presently, those clients are:
Install with npm
(or the equivalent command for your preferred package manager):
npm install @getodk/xforms-engine
[!NOTE] All commands should be run from the root of the monorepo, not this package's subdirectory.
Test commands:
# Single run
yarn workspace @getodk/xforms-engine test-node:jsdom
yarn workspace @getodk/xforms-engine test-browser:chromium
yarn workspace @getodk/xforms-engine test-browser:firefox
yarn workspace @getodk/xforms-engine test-browser:webkit
# Watch mode (convenient during development)
yarn workspace @getodk/xforms-engine test-watch:jsdom
yarn workspace @getodk/xforms-engine test-watch:chromium
yarn workspace @getodk/xforms-engine test-watch:firefox
yarn workspace @getodk/xforms-engine test-watch:webkit
FAQs
XForms engine for ODK Web Forms
We found that @getodk/xforms-engine 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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