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@pega/constellationjs
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This npm package delivers the ConstellationJS files associated with a specific version of Pega Infinity to your project as an npm package. These ConstellationJS files enable interaction with the Constellation UI model, providing essential services such as data, metadata, and orchestration.
Open your project's package.json file and in the dependencies section, specify the version of the ConstellationJS files required by your project in the following format:
"@pega/constellationjs": "npm version or tag name"
Note:
For example:
If your project requires the ConstellationJS files associated with Pega Infinity 24.2.2, specify
"@pega/constellationjs": "24.2.2"
If your project requires the ConstellationJS files associated with Pega Infinity 23.1.0, specify
"@pega/constellationjs": "SDK-8.23.0"
If you are using Pega Infinity 23.1.1 or later, use the corresponding npm version mentioned in the following table:
Pega Infinity version | npm version |
---|---|
24.2.2 | 24.2.2 |
24.2.1 | 24.2.1 |
24.2.0 | 24.2.0 |
24.1.2 | 24.1.2 |
24.1.1 | 24.1.1 |
24.1.0 | 24.1.0 |
23.1.2 | 23.1.2 |
23.1.1 | 23.1.1 |
If you are using Pega Infinity 23.1.0 or earlier, use the corresponding tag name mentioned in the following table:
Pega Infinity version | Tag name |
---|---|
23.1.0 | SDK-8.23.0 |
8.8.4 | SDK-8.8.4 |
8.8.3 | SDK-8.8.3 |
8.8.2 | SDK-8.8.2 |
8.8.1 | SDK-8.8.1 |
8.8.0 | SDK-8.8.0 |
8.7.5 | SDK-8.7.5 |
8.7.4 | SDK-8.7.4 |
8.7.3 | SDK-8.7.3 |
8.7.2 | SDK-8.7.2 |
8.7.1 | SDK-8.7.1 |
8.7.0 | SDK-8.7.0 |
FAQs
Get ConstellationJS Engine files for given version
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 5 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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