desirae-datamap-ruhoh
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A ruhoh-compatible data mapper for desirae
This mapper attempts to map both ruhoh@1.0 (ruhoh-twitter)
and ruhoh@2.6 (ruhoh-bootstrap-2) views onto the same object.
As it turns out, there don't seem to be any conflicts, but if we find out there are, we can separate into two functions.
npm install --save desirae-datamap-ruhoh
bower install --save desirae-datamap-ruhoh
Desirae.registerDataMapper('ruhoh', exports.DesiraeDatamapRuhoh);
Desirae.registerDataMapper('ruhoh@1.0', exports.DesiraeDatamapRuhoh);
Desirae.registerDataMapper('ruhoh@2.6', exports.DesiraeDatamapRuhoh);
Desirae.registerDataMapper('ruhoh', require('desirae-datamap-ruhoh').DesiraeDatamapRuhoh);
Desirae.registerDataMapper('ruhoh@1.0', require('desirae-datamap-ruhoh').DesiraeDatamapRuhoh);
Desirae.registerDataMapper('ruhoh@2.6', require('desirae-datamap-ruhoh').DesiraeDatamapRuhoh);
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A ruhoh datamap plugin for desirae
The npm package desirae-datamap-ruhoh receives a total of 1 weekly downloads. As such, desirae-datamap-ruhoh popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that desirae-datamap-ruhoh 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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