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This package provides core implementations for the Javascript SDKs - @stytch/vanilla-js, @stytch/react-native.
Application code should never refer to this package directly.
This package contains shared types, errors, and utilities for the Stytch Javascript SDKs.
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// All publicly consumed types - requests, responses, UI config, etc
export * from '@stytch/core/public'
// All internal utilities
import { logger, InternalErrorType, ... } from '@stytch/core'
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Multiple high-impact npm maintainers confirm they have been targeted in the same social engineering campaign that compromised Axios.

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