slate-serializers
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This package has been split into separate packages. As more serializers are introduced, the number of dependencies increase. It makes sense to maintain separate packages to keep the serializers as efficient as possible for their desired use case.
This package has been split into separate packages. As more serializers are introduced, the number of dependencies increase. It makes sense to maintain separate packages to keep the serializers as efficient as possible for their desired use case.
There is no need to change - slate-serializers will continue to be maintained alongside the new serializers. However, upgrading will keep the dependency tree minimal for your project.
Original docs available at packages/slate-serializers/docs/original.md.
An overview is available at README.md.
Change import from slate-serializers to @slate-serializers/html.
If importing configuration objects, change the name as follows.
slateToDomConfig to slateToHtmlConfig.payloadSlateToDomConfig to payloadSlateToHtmlConfig.slateDemoSlateToDomConfig to slateDemoSlateToHtmlConfigChange import from slate-serializers to @slate-serializers/dom.
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This package has been split into separate packages.
The npm package slate-serializers receives a total of 997 weekly downloads. As such, slate-serializers popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that slate-serializers demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 0 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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