@trackunit/custom-field-api
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The `@trackunit/custom-field-api` package contains a set of function and apis used to interact with the CustomFields part of the Public GraphQL. This is meant to ease the use of custom fields in Iris apps.
The @trackunit/custom-field-api package contains a set of function and apis used to interact with the CustomFields part of the Public GraphQL.
This is meant to ease the use of custom fields in Iris apps.
This library is exposed publicly for use in the the Trackunit Iris App SDK.
To browse all avaliable components visit our Public Storybook.
For more info and a full guide on Iris App SDK Development, please visit our Developer Hub.
At this point this library is only developed by Trackunit Employees.
For development related information see the development readme.
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 `@trackunit/custom-field-api` package contains a set of function and apis used to interact with the CustomFields part of the Public GraphQL. This is meant to ease the use of custom fields in Iris apps.
We found that @trackunit/custom-field-api demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 5 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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