TypeScript/JavaScript client libraries and CLI for Convex.
Convex is the backend application platform with everything you need to build your product.
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This package includes several entry points for building apps on Convex:
convex/server: Helpers for
implementing Convex functions and defining a database schema.convex/react: Hooks and a
ConvexReactClient for integrating Convex into React applications.convex/browser: A
ConvexHttpClient for using Convex in other browser environments.convex/values: Utilities for
working with values stored in Convex.convex/react-auth0: A
React component for authenticating users with Auth0.convex/react-clerk: A
React component for authenticating users with Clerk.This package also includes convex, the
command-line interface for managing Convex projects.
npm pack produces a public build with internal types removed.
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The npm package convex receives a total of 8,057 weekly downloads. As such, convex popularity was classified as popular.
We found that convex demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 13 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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