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24 packages

@automattic/babel-plugin-i18n-calypso

A Babel plugin to generate a POT file for translate calls

@automattic/calypso-build

Shared Calypso build configuration files

@automattic/color-studio

The color palette for Automattic products.

@automattic/components

Automattic Components.

@automattic/data-stores

Calypso Data Stores.

@automattic/explat-client

Standalone ExPlat Client.

@automattic/explat-client-react-helpers

Standalone ExPlat Client: React Helpers.

@automattic/lasagna

lasagna.js, the reference client for the Lasagna web service

@automattic/node-tracks

Tracks wrapper for NodeJS

@automattic/shopping-cart

A library to use the WordPress.com shopping cart.

@automattic/social-previews

A suite of components to generate previews for a post for both social and search engines.

@automattic/vip

The VIP Javascript library & CLI

@automattic/vip-go-internal-cli

Internal CLI tools for the VIP team at Automattic

@automattic/vip-search-replace

A Node package interface to a Go powered search and replace package

@automattic/webpack-inline-constant-exports-plugin

Webpack plugin to inline constant exports from modules

@automattic/webpack-rtl-plugin

Webpack plugin to produce a rtl css bundle.

@automattic/wp-babel-makepot

A utility for extracting translatable strings from JavaScript source.

eslint-plugin-wpcalypso

Custom ESLint rules for the WordPress.com Calypso project.

fetch-pjax

> PJAX (PushState + Ajax) navigation functionality using the native Fetch API

grunt-deployments

Deploy (push/pull) MYSQL databases using Grunt

photon

JavaScript library for the WordPress.com Photon image manipulation service.

social-logos

A repository of all the social logos used on WordPress.com.

wpcom-proxy-request

Proxied cookie-authenticated REST API requests to WordPress.com.

wpcom-xhr-request

REST API requests to WordPress.com via XMLHttpRequest (and CORS).