batteries-not-included
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We've all been there, using a library we've found that works well for just about every task you throw at it; until it doesn't. There's some configuration that the developers have placed in the codebase that prevents you from using it.
Maybe there's some UI element you end up re-writing the logic for various times and wish there was a generic abstraction you could base them all off of?
That's the goal of this library: Provide developers a set of "batteries-not-included" generic utilities to take and base your code off of. What does "no-batteries-included" mean? We want to make no assumptions about the places you'll be using the code. By making these utilities small-scale and abstracted, we have the ability to make our code modular and highly customizable.
Still having a hard time understanding what I mean? That's perfectly normal. Take a look around our packages for various items:
While this package is in a pre-release stage, we will be following the semver
release schedule. If there is a breaking change in the pre-release state, we will bump the minor
number.
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Highly configurable React & JavaScript utilities
The npm package batteries-not-included receives a total of 13 weekly downloads. As such, batteries-not-included popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that batteries-not-included 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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