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@inkeep/inkeep-widget-library
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A React component library for use with Inkeep, Inc.'s search and chat service.
A React component library for use with Inkeep, Inc.'s search and chat service.
yarn add @inkeep/inkeep-widget-library
npm install @inkeep/inkeep-widget-library
install-peerdeps
package with yarn:
install-peerdeps @inkeep/inkeep-widget-library --only-peers -Y
peerDependencies
section of the package.json file and install
each dependency using yarn add <dependency>
peerDependencies
section of the package.json file and install
each dependency using npm install <dependency>
Ask for access to the widget library documentation.
This project is licensed under the Inkeep, Inc. Customer License (IICL) v1.0. The terms and conditions of the IICL apply to all users who are Inkeep, Inc. customers. Users can modify and extend the software as they wish, but only as long as they are Inkeep, Inc. customers. For more details, see the LICENSE file in the project root.
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A React component library for use with Inkeep, Inc.'s search and chat service.
We found that @inkeep/inkeep-widget-library demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 3 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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