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@spotfire/mods-api
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Spotfire Mods API (@spotfire/mods-api)
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The Spotfire Mods API contains the JSON schema for the mod manifest and the TypeScript typings for the Spotfire API.
Each mod type has its own schema and typings, available at <type>-mods/schema.json
and <type>-mods/api.d.ts
.
The schema and typings are automtically setup and configured if you create your mod using the @spotfire/mods-sdk tool.
This package is versioned in sync with the mods version.
So if your mod manifest declares version 2.0 then you should depend on ~@spotfire/mods-api@2.0.0
.
If you change the version in your manifest, for instance to version 1.3 to support older versions of Spotfire, then you should update the package version accordingly.
To add typings manually:
npm add --save-dev @spotfire/mods-api
.env.d.ts
file and reference the relevant API:
// env.d.ts
/// <reference types="@spotfire/mods-api/visualization-mods/api.d.ts" />
allowUmdGlobalAccess
to true
in your tsconfig.json.To add schema manually follow the instructions given by your editor of choice, for instance if you're using Visual Studio Code see: https://code.visualstudio.com/docs/languages/json#_json-schemas-and-settings
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API typings and schemas for Spotfire® Mods
We found that @spotfire/mods-api 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.
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