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@interaktiv/dxl

v1.2.0

Published

The DIA Development Library for Javascript projects

Downloads

18

Readme

@interaktiv/dxl

The DIA Development Library for Javascript projects.

Commitizen friendly Conventional Commits Semantic Release Code of Conduct MIT License

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This Solution

A collection of commonly needed utilities used by the DIA developers.

It includes high level support for interacting with environment variables, a minimal lodash replacement, and support for commonly needed design patterns, among other things. It is intended specifically for use in Node.js (version 8 or newer) projects.

Table of Contents

Installation

This module can be installed via npm which is bundled with Node.js and should be installed as one of your project's dependencies:

npm install --save @interaktiv/dxl

Usage

API Documentation to be defined.

References

Other Use Cases

If you lack some use cases, you are welcome to open a pull request and add it. We'll come back to you and see how we can support your use case and present it to all devs.

Please consult the contribution guides before contributing.

Acknowledgements

This library is heavily inspired by @expo/xdl and @salesforce/kit. Thank you 💚

License

MIT Copyright © 2020-present die.interaktiven GmbH & Co. KG