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@adobe/helix-html-pipeline

v6.17.0

Published

Helix HTML Pipeline

Downloads

4,117

Readme

Helix HTML Pipeline

This package contains the common code for helix-pipeline-service and helix-cloudflare-page for rendering the html response for helix3. it has the following design goals:

  • be platform neutral, i.e. not using node or browser specific modules or dependencies.
  • +/-0 runtime dependencies (eg. node crypto)
  • offer extension interfaces where platform abstraction is required (e.g. reading from S3, sending to SQS)

Status

codecov GitHub Actions Workflow Status GitHub license GitHub issues semantic-release

Installation

$ npm install @adobe/helix-html-pipeline

Development

Build

$ npm install

Test

$ npm test

Lint

$ npm run lint