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@pega/constellationjs
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This node package is provided as an easy way to get the appropriate version of the Pega ConstellationJS files into your project. It is intended to be used in conjunction with a Pega SDK that needs the correct version of the ConstellationJS files to properly interact with the Constellation UI model first introduced in Pega Infinity 8.6.
In your project's package.json dependencies, specify the package name and the version of the ConstellationJS files that your project needs.
For example:
"@pega/constellationjs": "24.1.0"
will get the ConstellationJS files associated with Pega Infinity version 24.1.0
"@pega/constellationjs": "23.1.2"
will get the ConstellationJS files associated with Pega Infinity version 23.1.2
You must always use the appropriate Constellation files that match your Infinity deployment. Please check your Infinity version and choose the correct version.
The @pega/constellationjs package distributes specific versions of the ConstellationJS files using npm versions.
For Infinity versions below 23.1.0, use tag names instead of version numbers:
SDK-8.23.0 (v1.0.39 - associated with Infinity 23.1.0)
SDK-8.8.4 (v1.0.41)
SDK-8.8.3 (v1.0.36)
SDK-8.8.2 (v1.0.34)
SDK-8.8.1 (v1.0.26)
SDK-8.8.0 (v1.0.25)
SDK-8.7.5 (v1.0.30)
SDK-8.7.4 (v1.0.18)
SDK-8.7.3 (v1.0.14)
SDK-8.7.2 (v1.0.12)
SDK-8.7.1 (v1.0.10)
SDK-8.7.0 (v1.0.9)
SDK-8.6.5 (v1.0.15)
SDK-8.6.4 (v1.0.8)
SDK-8.6.3 (v1.0.7)
SDK-8.6.2 (v1.0.6)
SDK-8.6.1 (v1.0.5)
SDK-8.6.0 (v1.0.4)
FAQs
Get ConstellationJS Engine files for given version
The npm package @pega/constellationjs receives a total of 294 weekly downloads. As such, @pega/constellationjs popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that @pega/constellationjs demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 0 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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