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exchange-calendars-extensions-api
A package that defines parts of the API of the exchange-calendars-extensions package.
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exchange-calendars-extensions-api
This package contains parts of the API of exchange-calendars-extensions.
To separate the API from the implementation, the API is defined in a separate distribution package
exchange-calendars-extensions-api, i.e. this package,
that contains the sub-package exchange_calendars_extensions.api.
The implementation has been moved to the sub-package exchange_calendars_extensions.core and is distributed via
exchange-calendars-extensions.
The package exchange_calendars_extensions is now a namespace package that wraps the sub-packages.
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A package that defines parts of the API of the exchange-calendars-extensions package.
We found that exchange-calendars-extensions-api 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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