@trackunit/create-iris-app-workspace
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The create-iris-app-workspace package is a cli tool extending create-nx-workspace.
Use this cli to create an Iris App workspace.
> npx @trackunit/create-iris-app-workspace <workspace-name>Trackunit Iris App SDK are used by developers to integrate custom functionality into the Trackunit Manager platform.
For more info and a full guide on Iris App SDK Development, please visit our Developer Hub.
Run through the easy getting started guide here: Getting Started
This package was developed by Trackunit ApS. Trackunit is the leading SaaS-based IoT solution for the construction industry, offering an ecosystem of hardware, fleet management software & telematics.
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The `create-iris-app-workspace` package is a cli tool extending `create-nx-workspace`.
The npm package @trackunit/create-iris-app-workspace receives a total of 1,387 weekly downloads. As such, @trackunit/create-iris-app-workspace popularity was classified as popular.
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