@orbit/core
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Core library for Orbit - a flexible data access and synchronization layer.
A core set of primitives for performing, tracking, and responding to asynchronous tasks, including:
An event system that allows listeners to engage with the fulfillment of events by returning promises.
An asynchronous task processing queue.
A log that tracks a history of changes and allows for revision and interrogation.
A bucket interface for persisting state. Used by logs and queues.
yarn add @orbit/core
yarn install
Distributions can be built to the /dist directory by running:
yarn build
Test in CI mode by running:
yarn test
Test within a browser (at http://localhost:4200/tests/) by running:
yarn testem
Copyright 2014-2019 Cerebris Corporation. MIT License (see LICENSE for details).
v0.16.3 (2019-09-22)
@orbit/memory, @orbit/record-cache
@orbit/record-cache
@orbit/coordinator
@orbit/utils
@orbit/coordinator, @orbit/core, @orbit/data, @orbit/identity-map, @orbit/immutable, @orbit/indexeddb-bucket, @orbit/indexeddb, @orbit/integration-tests, @orbit/jsonapi, @orbit/local-storage-bucket, @orbit/local-storage, @orbit/memory, @orbit/record-cache, @orbit/serializers, @orbit/store, @orbit/utils
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Core library for Orbit - a flexible data access and synchronization layer.
The npm package @orbit/core receives a total of 1,214 weekly downloads. As such, @orbit/core popularity was classified as popular.
We found that @orbit/core demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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