@stringtale/express
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Stringtale simplifies text edits by allowing changes without a CMS or code digging. Edits go directly to pull requests, making content management easy for your entire team, from developers to non-developers.
This module is adds Stringtale functionality to your website / web application hosted with Express.js. It fascillitates the calls from your website to Stringtale back-end.
Please follow the installation instructions in our Getting started guide.
Note that usage of this module also requires the react module for the front-end.
For more information on how to implement this module, please refer to the Express.js module documentation.
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[Stringtale](https://www.stringtale.com) simplifies text edits by allowing changes without a CMS or code digging. Edits go directly to pull requests, making content management easy for your entire team, from developers to non-developers.
We found that @stringtale/express demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 0 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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