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@signalplus/params-about
Advanced tools
pkg.module supported
, which means that you can apply tree-shaking in you project
A description for the module
you can see the usage by run the example of the module, here is the step:
git clone
cd [the-module-directory]
npm i
(use taobao registry: npm i --registry=http://registry.npm.taobao.org
)npm run dev
http://127.0.0.1:3000/examples/test.html
) in your browsernpm i -S @signalplus/params-about
umd
bundleParamsAbout
See what method or params you can use in index.d.ts
import * as ParamsAbout from '@signalplus/params-about';
Use in html, see what you can use in CDN: unpkg
<-- use what you want -->
<script src="https://unpkg.com/@signalplus/params-about/lib/umd/<--module-->.js"></script>
Or,see what you can use in CDN: jsdelivr
<script src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/@signalplus/params-about/lib/umd/<--module-->.js"></script>
For building style, you may need to import the css or scss file:
// scss
import '@signalplus/params-about/lib/css/index.scss';
// css
import '@signalplus/params-about/lib/css/index.css';
Or
// scss
@import '~@signalplus/params-about/lib/css/index.scss' // css
@import '~@signalplus/params-about/lib/css/index.css';
Or, you can build your custom style by copying, editing and importing node_modules/@signalplus/params-about/lib/css/index.scss
Error: spawn node-sass ENOENT
You may need install node-sass globally,
npm i -g node-sass
FAQs
A description for the module
We found that @signalplus/params-about 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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