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@plait/common
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@plait/common
Common logic for drawing plugins. When writing drawing business code, if you find that there is some reusable logic between plugins, such as text processing, graphics rendering, image rendering, Resize interaction, Creation interaction, etc., try to write
@plait/common
Common logic for drawing plugins. When writing drawing business code, if you find that there is some reusable logic between plugins, such as text processing, graphics rendering, image rendering, Resize interaction, Creation interaction, etc., try to write the code in @plait /common for easy reuse.
core core logic, currently mainly places the base class of plugin components
generators Generator is an abstract concept, mainly used for plug-in component rendering and management of drawing elements, 👉 View more
plugins places reusable plugin logic
transforms Common data processing logic
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@plait/core
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Common logic for drawing plugins. When writing drawing business code, if you find that there is some reusable logic between plugins, such as text processing, graphics rendering, image rendering, Resize interaction, Creation interaction, etc., try to write
We found that @plait/common demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 3 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
Package last updated on 20 Nov 2025
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