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📌📋 A helper class for updating a single-file Gist
$ npm install gist-box
const { GistBox } = require('gist-box')
const box = new GistBox({ id, token })
await box.update({
filename: 'example.md',
description: 'A new description',
content: 'The new content'
})
You can also import some boundary numbers to use when dealing with pinned Gists:
const {
MAX_LENGTH, // The number of characters rendered in one line
MAX_LINES, // The number of lines it will render
MAX_HEIGHT, // The height of the box, in pixels
MAX_WIDTH // The width of the box, in pixels
} = require('gist-box')
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A helper class for updating a single-file Gist
The npm package gist-box receives a total of 5,311 weekly downloads. As such, gist-box popularity was classified as popular.
We found that gist-box 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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