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@ximerajs/base

Flexible Component Container to create maintainable and extensible applications with Node.JS

@ximerajs/express

This plugin provides everything you need to quickly setup an express server with plenty of best-practice and standard middleware components.

@ximerajs/restful

When you add this plugin to your project, you get access to components that simplifies the publishing of RESTFul resources for your applications. This plugin provides server-side routes for all REST operations, including schema validation and capacity to

@ximerajs/angularjs

While everybody is talking about Angular2, we think that AngularJS still has a role to play in Web development. With version 1.6.x out, you can easily create a very powerful and performant web application.

@ximerajs/library

In modern enterprise development, applications are exploiting more and more smart devices to create rich user experience. This means that more and more logic is performed on the device, which may lead to code duplication and inconsistencies between enterp

@ximerajs/socket

Provide low-level websocket communication as well as more advanced interaction patterns.

@diversify/cli

Diversify.sh command line tools used to manage orders, strategies and perform many other operations

@diversify/api

This library is used to interact with the [Diversify.sh](https://diversify.sh/) platform from either a web application or a Node.JS app.

@xlr8/core

Core components for the XLR8 Micro-Service framework

@xlr8/mongodb

Add MongoDB support in your XLR8 micro-service

@xlr8/rest

Add REST resource support in your XLR8 micro-service

@xlr8/tools

XLR8 is a modern micro-service platform for enterprises wishing to quickly harvest the benefits of modern Javascript in all layers of their information system.

@xlr8/kubernetes-client

Simplified Kubernetes API client based on https://github.com/godaddy/kubernetes-client

@xlr8/redis

Add various Redis-based components to your XLR8 micro-service

@xlr8/config

The following API endpoints are exposed by this service to let client application access their configuration sets. The `id` can be anything but as a convention, we use the client_id and the apiVersion hash : md5(client_id, apiVersion). This will uniquely