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invitepeople
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#How to install ?
npm install invitepeople
#API details
#* Require the invitepeople module into your own module.
const Invite = require(‘invitepeople’);
#* Create a new Instance of Invite. It takes three argument
var users = new Invite(customerList,100,{latitude:53.34232,longitude:-6.98765})
#* Filter the output using filter API , Return type is Array list with sorted list of customer according to their user_id.
users.filter()
Example :
result = new invite(value, range, destination); result.filter().forEach( val => { console.log(val))
FAQs
Invite people within range
We found that invitepeople 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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