@slicemedia/devkit-core
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Typed, dependency-free browser runtime primitives for Slice Media DevKit.
@slicemedia/devkit-coreSide-effect-free addon lifecycle, event, DOM, breakpoint, viewport, asset, and CSS utilities for Webflow browser code.
Install the 0.1.0 release candidate through the npm next tag:
npm install @slicemedia/devkit-core@next
pnpm add @slicemedia/devkit-core@next
yarn add @slicemedia/devkit-core@next
defineAddon() declares serializable metadata and lifecycle hooks. createAddon() returns an inert
instance with init, refresh, destroy, setOptions, getState, and on. Consumer projects
decide what to initialize and bundle. Importing the package never registers a global; the queue and
duplicate-version runtime is available only through an explicit installDevKitRuntime()
call and no standalone global build is shipped.
See Slice Media's support policy for help and maintenance expectations. Report vulnerabilities through the DevKit security policy, not a public issue.
Licensed under MIT. This package is independently developed by Slice Media and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by Webflow, Inc. Webflow and related marks belong to their respective owners. AI tools materially assisted its implementation and documentation; production use still requires human review, accessibility and security checks, and project-specific testing.
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