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can-observable-array

v1.3.0

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Observable arrays

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can-observable-array

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Import/require can-observable-array and use the Element to derive your own classes. Calling customElements.define will register your element with the window's registry of custom elements.

Documentation

Read the can-observable-array API docs on CanJS.com the latest releases on GitHub.

Contributing

The contribution guide has information on getting help, reporting bugs, developing locally, and more.

License

MIT