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The common package is responsible for hosting any classes, functions, or variables used by other packages within the Kustomer Apps SDK. It's primarily responsible for hosting the `API` class, which contains multiple subclasses, responsible for various cal
The common package is responsible for hosting any classes, functions, or variables used by other packages within the Kustomer Apps SDK. It's primarily responsible for hosting the API class, which contains multiple subclasses, responsible for various calls to the Kustomer API. This API is exposed on the client as a singleton, like such:
const kapp = new KAppClient(...);
kapp.api.whatever_you_want();
... and on the server as a method that can be passed an org ID, like such:
const kapp = new KAppServer(...);
kapp.api(my_org_id).whatever_you_want();
You can run the yarn dev command from the root of the repository to start developing.
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The common package is responsible for hosting any classes, functions, or variables used by other packages within the Kustomer Apps SDK. It's primarily responsible for hosting the `API` class, which contains multiple subclasses, responsible for various cal
We found that @kustomer/apps-common demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 55 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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