`@feugene/granularity-code`

Code on the page: viewing, editing and diff. The viewer and the diff carry no dependencies at all; the editor asks for CodeMirror only if you take the editor.

version: 0.1.0on npm 0.1.1
Public subpaths: 12
Components: 3
Runtime dependencies: 0

0.1.0 at the submodule tag, 0.1.1 on npm already. The portal shows the former: every page here is built from it.

How the package describes itself on npm: Code surfaces for @feugene/granularity: view, edit and diff — the viewer and the diff carry no dependencies at all.

Installation

The command installs the package and its required peer dependencies: the library does not bring them, because your application already has them.

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npm i @feugene/granularity-code @feugene/granularity @feugene/unocss-preset-granular vue

pnpm add @feugene/granularity-code @feugene/granularity @feugene/unocss-preset-granular vue

yarn add @feugene/granularity-code @feugene/granularity @feugene/unocss-preset-granular vue

bun add @feugene/granularity-code @feugene/granularity @feugene/unocss-preset-granular vue

Optional peer dependencies

Declared optional: they are needed only by the part of the package that uses them. Your package manager will not remind you about them.

@feugene/unplugin-granularity
unplugin-vue-components
@feugene/fint-i18n
@codemirror/state
@codemirror/view
@codemirror/language
@codemirror/commands

What is inside

The manifest declares 12 entry points — importing through them is what keeps the bundle free of what you did not use.

No runtime dependencies: only the code of the package itself reaches your application.

Components

Package documentation

Written in the library repository. The portal links to it rather than retelling it.

Links

The npm page Sources in the repository Changelog The licence, one for the whole family