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@kubb/core
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Core engine for Kubb. Provides the plugin driver, file manager and build orchestration used by every Kubb plugin.
Core engine for Kubb's plugin-based code generation system. Provides the plugin driver, file manager, defineConfig, definePlugin, defineMiddleware, and the build orchestration layer used by every Kubb plugin.
Note:
@kubb/coreis an internal library. Install thekubbmeta-package instead and author plugins, generators, resolvers, parsers, and adapters through itskubb/kitsubpath, which re-exports the authoring surface of this package.
bun add @kubb/core
# or
pnpm add @kubb/core
# or
npm install @kubb/core
createKubb accepts an AbortSignal. The engine checks it before setup, while it parses input and
normalizes plugins, and before each generated-file write. Plugin authors receive the same signal in
their generator context when they need to stop their own asynchronous work.
Kubb is an open source project, and its development is funded entirely by sponsors. If you would like to become a sponsor, please consider:
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Core engine for Kubb. Provides the plugin driver, file manager and build orchestration used by every Kubb plugin.
The npm package @kubb/core receives a total of 153,038 weekly downloads. As such, @kubb/core popularity was classified as popular.
We found that @kubb/core 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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