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xpell-core
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Core runtime and interpreter for the Xpell engine (browser-based execution layer).
Xpell Core is the foundational runtime of the Xpell framework.
It provides the core engine, real-time update loop, event system, data layer, and utilities used by XUI (UI engine), X3D (3D engine), and higher-level Xpell modules.
Xpell Core is designed for high-performance, real-time JavaScript/TypeScript applications, including:
If you are building with Xpell, this package provides the low-level primitives the rest of the framework depends on.
npm install xpell-core
pnpm add xpell-core
yarn add xpell-core
xpell-core provides low-level building blocks for the Xpell framework. Below is a simple example showing how to use Xpell Core's event system and update loop.
Use xpell-core directly if you are:
Most end-users should install:
npm install xpell
which includes xpell-core automatically.
Xpell Core powers all other Xpell packages:
GitHub:
https://github.com/xpell-ai/xpell-core
xpell-core follows semantic versioning, aligned with the main Xpell release stream.
MIT License — © Aime Technologies, 2022–Present
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Core runtime and interpreter for the Xpell engine (browser-based execution layer).
We found that xpell-core demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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