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This is the umbrella package for Aurelia 2. It re-exports selected internals from following Aurelia 2 packages:
@aurelia/fetch-client
@aurelia/jit
@aurelia/kernel
@aurelia/router
@aurelia/runtime
@aurelia/runtime-html
@aurelia/runtime-html-browser
It's designed to simplify app development, and we recommend all app authors to use this package. Ideally, unused Aurelia 2 features will be tree-shaken off by JavaScript bundlers.
Note plugin authors should instead use individual scoped @aurelia/*
packages in order to avoid bringing in unnecessary dependencies.
For the latest stable version:
npm i aurelia
For our nightly builds:
npm i aurelia@dev
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The npm package aurelia receives a total of 1,897 weekly downloads. As such, aurelia popularity was classified as popular.
We found that aurelia 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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