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@uploadcare/blocks
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npm i @uploadcare/blocks
git clone git@github.com:uploadcare/uc-blocks.git ./
.npm run setup
.npm run dev
.We use JSDoc type annotations for TypeScript static analysis support during development.
Also we provide type definitions (*.d.ts files) for the TypeScript projects in our packages.
Check the JSDoc Reference page in TypeScript official documentation.
lr-blocks are supported and tested in all major modern desktop and mobile browsers:
Internet Explorer is outdated and not supported anymore.
Issues and PRs are welcome. You can provide your feedback or drop us a support request at hello@uploadcare.com.
https://uploadcare.github.io/uc-blocks/
All the source code in demos is accessible and works in raw mode (as is), so you can use your browser developer tools to discover it in detail.
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Building blocks for Uploadcare products integration
The npm package @uploadcare/blocks receives a total of 4,816 weekly downloads. As such, @uploadcare/blocks popularity was classified as popular.
We found that @uploadcare/blocks 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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