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entreprenerd-demo-math
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This math package will be used to build an ecommerce Having a math package allows you to reuse the code in both frontend and backend You can also unit test this code, which is most likely the most important code you're writing
This math package will be used to build an ecommerce Having a math package allows you to reuse the code in both frontend and backend You can also unit test this code, which is most likely the most important code you're writing
yarn add entreprenerd-demo-math
const { getPrice } = require("entreprenerd-demo-math");
const price = getPrice({price: 1})
console.log("price", price)
Given a product, return it's price
Given a product in a cart, return it's quantity
Given a cart, return the total cost of the products it contains
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This math package will be used to build an ecommerce Having a math package allows you to reuse the code in both frontend and backend You can also unit test this code, which is most likely the most important code you're writing
The npm package entreprenerd-demo-math receives a total of 1 weekly downloads. As such, entreprenerd-demo-math popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that entreprenerd-demo-math 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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