sf-extension-oracle-jet
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An extension that has all Oracle Jet Charts for Smartface Native Framework. For more information about Oracle JET, you can visit this page.
Oracle JET Charts extension can be installed via npm easily from our public npm repository. The installation is pretty easy via Smartface Cloud IDE.
Run the following code in terminal
(cd ~/workspace/scripts && npm i -S sf-extension-oracle-jet)
The folder sample holds example codes for each utility class. You can put them into your workspace and start using it.
Please submit an issue on GitHub and provide information about your problem.
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This project is licensed under the terms of the UPL license. See the LICENSE file. Within the scope of this license, all modifications to the source code, regardless of the fact that it is used commercially or not, shall be committed as a contribution back to this repository.
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