@ovee.js/toolkit-integrations
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This package adds components and modules for Ovee.js, that heavily rely on external libraries. It's also a part of @ovee.js/toolkit.
npm install --save @ovee.js/toolkit-integrations @ovee.js/toolkit
# for yarn
yarn add @ovee.js/toolkit-integrations @ovee.js/toolkit
All submodules have their own peer dependencies, so you should check README file for it to see if anything should be installed additionally, alongside standard configuration and installation instructions.
All imports should be done from specific submodules, f.ex.:
// Proper way
import { LazyLoad } from '@ovee.js/toolkit-integrations/lazy-load'
// Wrong way
import { LazyLoad } from '@ovee.js/toolkit-integrations'
You can do it, but it requires all optional libraries to be installed tho.
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Ovee.js frontend toolkit developed by Owls Department
The npm package @ovee.js/toolkit-integrations receives a total of 9 weekly downloads. As such, @ovee.js/toolkit-integrations popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that @ovee.js/toolkit-integrations 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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