@gooddata/experimental-workspace
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GoodData SDK - Experimental workspace for features in dev
This package is a part of the GoodData.UI SDK. To learn more, check the source monorepo.
This project contains LDM and recordings captured from the GoodData workspace on staging where we deploy new backend functionality. The experimental workspace is useful during development and testing of integration with the new backend functionality before it lands on the production and can be tested on top of the reference workspace.
This is stored in src/md and consists of two files:
The auto-generated full.ts - this is created by running npm run refresh-md script
Note: the script has an existing workspace from staging3.intgdc.com hardcoded. This is not available
outside of GoodData.
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This project is under MIT License. See LICENSE.
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GoodData SDK - Experimental workspace for features in dev
The npm package @gooddata/experimental-workspace receives a total of 474 weekly downloads. As such, @gooddata/experimental-workspace popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that @gooddata/experimental-workspace demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 49 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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