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@paychex/core

v2.2.11

Published

Provides framework-agnostic functionality for use in applications.

Downloads

3

Readme

@paychex/core

Provides framework-agnostic functionality for use in applications.

Commands

To install the necessary dependencies:

npm install

To generate documentation files:

npm run docs

To create distributable bundles:

npm run build

Modules

The @paychex/core library contains functionality separated into various modules:

name | description :--- | :--- [data]{@link module:data} | Provides methods for creating and configuring a data layer, providing applications the ability to invoke data operations for various endpoints. [data/utils]{@link module:data/utils} | Functionality used to customize a DataLayer pipeline. [errors]{@link module:errors} | Provides utility methods for working with Errors. [events]{@link module:events} | Provides an event bus for publish/subscribe behavior. [functions]{@link module:functions} | Provides wrappers for functions to extend behavior. [models]{@link module:models} | Provides utilities for working with collections of structured data. [models/utils]{@link module:models/utils} | Extends ModelCollection instances with helpful functionality. [process]{@link module:process} | Provides utilities for running complex, asynchronous processes. [signals]{@link module:signals} | Provides utilities for synchronizing blocks of code. [stores]{@link module:stores} | Provides client-side storage. How long data is persisted for depends on the store type and configuration options. [stores/utils]{@link module:stores/utils} | Utility methods for working with Stores. [trackers]{@link module:trackers} | Provides event, error, and performance logging for applications. [trackers/utils]{@link module:trackers/utils} | Provides utility methods for working with Tracker instances or collectors. [test]{@link module:test} | Provides functionality useful during unit testing.

All code is exported through a top-level namespace you can access in the following ways:

esm

import * as core from '@paychex/core';
import { events } from '@paychex/core';

commonjs

const core = require('@paychex/core');
const { events } = require('@paychex/core');

amd

define(['@paychex/core'], function(core) {});
define(['@paychex/core'], function({ events }) {});
require(['@paychex/core'], function(core) {});
require(['@paychex/core'], function({ events }) {});

iife (web browser)

const core = window['@paychex/core'];
const { events } = window['@paychex/core'];

Contributing

Before creating a new feature for the @paychex/core library, please read CONTRIBUTING.md.