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Description
The @itwin/core-frontend package contains the frontend (specific to running in a web browser) classes for querying, visualizing, and interacting with iModels.
Documentation
See the iTwin.js documentation for more information.
Source code layout
The source code is laid out according to the following top-level directory structure:
src/common/contains code that is safe to use in a Worker and on the main thread. Code within this directory must not import files outside ofsrc/common/, and must also avoid taking dependencies on APIs that are only usable on the main thread (e.g., the DOM APIs) or only usable on Workers (e.g.,importScripts).src/workers/contains code that can only be used in Workers, along with specific Worker scripts delivered with the @itwin/core-frontend package. Code within this directory may import files fromsrc/common/.- All other files in
src/- excluding the two subdirectories listed above - contain code that can only be used on the main thread. They can import fromsrc/common/, but not fromsrc/workers/.
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iTwin.js frontend components
The npm package @itwin/core-frontend receives a total of 6,760 weekly downloads. As such, @itwin/core-frontend popularity was classified as popular.
We found that @itwin/core-frontend demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 5 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
Package last updated on 10 Jan 2025
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