adaptableblotter-angular
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Repository for the Adaptable Blotter Angular Wrapper.
This allows you to install, instantiate and reference the Adaptable Blotter in an "Angular-friendly" manner.
To install Adaptable Blotter Angular via npm, run:
npm install --save adaptableblotter-angular
The Adaptable Blotter is a commercial product and requires a purchased licence for use. There are 3 licence types available (all sold on an annual basis):
The Adaptable Blotter licence covers both AdaptableBlotter.NET and AdaptableBlotter.JS versions, and offers regular updates and full support.
Note: The Adaptable Blotter licence does not include the licence for the underlying grid - if you use a vendor grid that requires a commerical licence, you must purchase that separately.
Please contact the Adaptable Tools Sales Team at sales@adaptabletools.com for more information.
To see AdaptableBlotter.JS in action visit https://demo.adaptableblotter.com where you can see the Adaptable Blotter running againt a number of different dummy data sets using various underlying DataGrids.
Further information about AdaptableBlotter.JS is available at www.adaptabletools.com.
There is detailed Help at https://adaptabletools.zendesk.com/hc/en-us.
For all enquiries please email the Adaptable Tools Support Team at support@adaptabletools.com.
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Repository for the Adaptable Blotter Angular Wrapper.
We found that adaptableblotter-angular 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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