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@yino/core
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Yino is a **ultimate workflow** for building solid projects in a more smart & effective way **All In JS**. And this package (Yino Core) is a client running in browser that supports a bunch of features, currently contains:
Yino is a ultimate workflow for building solid projects in a more smart & effective way All In JS. And this package (Yino Core) is a client running in browser that supports a bunch of features, currently contains:
npm i @yino/core -S
You can instantiate Yino client this way:
import Yino from '@yino/core';
const y = new Yino({ id: 8851 });
And then enjoy the magic of the y!
const res = await y.invoke('fetchFeed', { offset });
// make use of res...
As you can see, calling remote functions just as simple as calling local functions, once you have declared functions in Yino Lambda, you can just call it immediately.
y.log('launch', { duration });
Once you have declared the event name & params, there's nothing to worry about, sending event is direct and intuitive.
const { url } = await y.upload(file);
// make use of url
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Yino is a **ultimate workflow** for building solid projects in a more smart & effective way **All In JS**. And this package (Yino Core) is a client running in browser that supports a bunch of features, currently contains:
The npm package @yino/core receives a total of 3 weekly downloads. As such, @yino/core popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that @yino/core demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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