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@hdml/common
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The `@hdml/common` package is part of the **HDML-Utilities** monorepo. It serves as a centralized module for re-exporting commonly used third-party libraries, ensuring consistency and simplifying dependency management across HDML-related projects.
The @hdml/common package is part of the HDML-Utilities monorepo. It serves as a centralized module for re-exporting commonly used third-party libraries, ensuring consistency and simplifying dependency management across HDML-related projects.
This package re-exports the following libraries:
To use @hdml/common in your project, install it via npm or yarn:
npm install @hdml/common
# or
yarn add @hdml/common
Import the desired functionality directly from @hdml/common:
import { uuid, arrow, throdeb } from '@hdml/common';
const { v4 } = uuid;
const { debounce } = throdeb;
const { Table } = arrow;
// Example: Generate a UUID
const id = uuidv4();
// Example: Use Apache Arrow
const table = Table.new(...);
// Example: Use a debounced function
const debouncedFunc = debounce(300, () => console.log('Debounced!'));
debouncedFunc();
Apache License Version 2.0
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The `@hdml/common` package is part of the **HDML-Utilities** monorepo. It serves as a centralized module for re-exporting commonly used third-party libraries, ensuring consistency and simplifying dependency management across HDML-related projects.
We found that @hdml/common demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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