@studyportals/event-aggregation-service-interface
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Provides interfaces and type definitions used to integrate with the EventAggregationService.
Provides interfaces and type definitions used to integrate with the EventAggregationService.
Use the npm CLI to version and publish the package.
You may need to publish a number of unstable versions while working on a new feature. You first need to select the new version of the package and then append the prerelease identifier. You can use the preid to contextualize the versions. The resulting version should match the pattern a.b.c-<preid>.0 or a.b.c.-0 if a preid is not necessary. You can use npm version {premajor|preminor|prepatch} --preid=<feature> or make the adjustments manually. Subsequent unstable versions can be incremented using npm version prerelease. You can publish the version using npm publish --tag beta.
Consider publishing unstable versions before the feature has been peer reviewed.
Use npm version {major|minor|patch}, or adjust the version manually. Use npm publish to publish the package.
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Provides interfaces and type definitions used to integrate with the EventAggregationService.
The npm package @studyportals/event-aggregation-service-interface receives a total of 742 weekly downloads. As such, @studyportals/event-aggregation-service-interface popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that @studyportals/event-aggregation-service-interface demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 25 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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