convex-dev
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Convex is the global state management platform for web developers.
Convex makes it dead simple to store your app's shared state and sync it everywhere. As a developer, you interact with your shared state using JavaScript or TypeScript functions and bind that state to your reactive app.
Realtime updates are automatic. Every user everywhere sees the current version of your state.
Convex is fully serverless and automatically handles caching and scaling.
Get started at docs.convex.dev!
This package includes several separate entry points for building apps on Convex:
convex-dev/server: Helpers for
implementing Convex query and mutation functions.convex-dev/react: Hooks and a
ConvexReactClient for integrating Convex into React applications.convex-dev/browser: A
ConvexHttpClient for using Convex in other browser environments.convex-dev/values: Utilities
for working with values stored in Convex.convex-dev/react-auth0: A
React component for authenticating users with Auth0.This package also includes convex, a
command-line interface for managing Convex deployments.
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The npm package convex-dev receives a total of 6 weekly downloads. As such, convex-dev popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that convex-dev demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 9 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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