@loaders.gl/core
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This module contains shared utilities for loaders.gl, a collection of framework-independent 3D and geospatial loaders (parsers).
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PapaParse is a powerful CSV parser that can handle large files and various edge cases. It is specifically designed for parsing CSV data, whereas @loaders.gl/core provides a more general framework for loading and parsing multiple data formats.
Axios is a popular HTTP client for making requests to fetch data from URLs. While it focuses on making HTTP requests, @loaders.gl/core provides a higher-level abstraction for loading and parsing data from various sources.
d3-dsv is a module from the D3.js library that provides functions for parsing and formatting delimiter-separated values (DSV) files. It is specialized for DSV formats, whereas @loaders.gl/core supports a wider range of data formats and provides a unified API.
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The core API for working with loaders.gl loaders and writers
The npm package @loaders.gl/core receives a total of 113,095 weekly downloads. As such, @loaders.gl/core popularity was classified as popular.
We found that @loaders.gl/core demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 8 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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