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@rozenite/lynx-dev

v2.4.0

Published

Deprecated: merged into @rozenite/lynx. Install @rozenite/lynx and import from @rozenite/lynx/rspeedy instead.

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Deprecated: @rozenite/lynx-dev has been merged into @rozenite/lynx.

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@rozenite/lynx-dev and @rozenite/lynx are now a single package. Install @rozenite/lynx and import the plugin from @rozenite/lynx/rspeedy instead:

// lynx.config.ts
import { defineConfig } from '@lynx-js/rspeedy';
import { rozeniteLynxPlugin } from '@rozenite/lynx/rspeedy';

export default defineConfig({
  plugins: [
    // ...your other rspeedy plugins
    rozeniteLynxPlugin(),
  ],
});

You no longer need to import @rozenite/lynx (or this package) anywhere in your app's own source — @rozenite/lynx/rspeedy now injects the device runtime for you, only in development. See @rozenite/lynx's README for the full option list and current documentation.

This package remains available, re-exporting @rozenite/lynx/rspeedy unchanged, so existing import { rozeniteLynxPlugin } from '@rozenite/lynx-dev' code keeps working. It will be removed in a future major version — please migrate when convenient.

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