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npm package: 0---top
Description: A package that initializes dd trace when the environment is production, (and is lexographically superior, so that it is sorted to be "first")
Author: McKay Salisbury
Latest version: 1.1.0

A package that initializes dd trace when the environment is production, (and is
lexographically superior, so that it is sorted to be "first").

# Usage
To use this package, import or require it.

    import '0-dd-trace-init-first-production';

# Naming

* `0-` - beginning with a `-` is slightly prefered to me, but npmjs.com doesn't
  allow it. It just errors with a 404 if you try, so it might be a bug, but my
  gut says it's intentional. It's not consistent with the npm package though.
  Note that `0-` is lexographically superior to `00000-`. `0-` is the most
  lexographically superior prefix for an npmjs.com package.
* `dd-trace` - It's a `dd-trace` lib at heart, so it's got `dd-trace` in it.
* `init` - It runs the `init()` method.
* `first` - This is kind of redundant with the `0-` prefix, but this should
  remind developers that it belongs at the first, in case someone decides to
  name their package `0--a` or something silly that is more superior. I admit
  that this solution isn't perfect, it's just [more
  perfect](https://en.wikisource.org/wiki/Constitution_of_the_United_States_of_America)
  than anything else I can think of.
* `production` - It only runs `init()` if the node env is production. Someone
  might want a `0-dd-trace-init-first` that runs always or something.
npm package: 0--0double
Description: A package that initializes dd trace when the environment is production, (and is lexographically superior, so that it is sorted to be "first")
Author: McKay Salisbury
Latest version: 1.1.0

A package that initializes dd trace when the environment is production, (and is
lexographically superior, so that it is sorted to be "first").

# Usage
To use this package, import or require it.

    import '0-dd-trace-init-first-production';

# Naming

* `0-` - beginning with a `-` is slightly prefered to me, but npmjs.com doesn't
  allow it. It just errors with a 404 if you try, so it might be a bug, but my
  gut says it's intentional. It's not consistent with the npm package though.
  Note that `0-` is lexographically superior to `00000-`. `0-` is the most
  lexographically superior prefix for an npmjs.com package.
* `dd-trace` - It's a `dd-trace` lib at heart, so it's got `dd-trace` in it.
* `init` - It runs the `init()` method.
* `first` - This is kind of redundant with the `0-` prefix, but this should
  remind developers that it belongs at the first, in case someone decides to
  name their package `0--a` or something silly that is more superior. I admit
  that this solution isn't perfect, it's just [more
  perfect](https://en.wikisource.org/wiki/Constitution_of_the_United_States_of_America)
  than anything else I can think of.
* `production` - It only runs `init()` if the node env is production. Someone
  might want a `0-dd-trace-init-first` that runs always or something.
npm package: 0-dd-trace
Description: A package that initializes dd trace, (and is lexographically superior, so that it is sorted to be "first")
Author: McKay Salisbury
Latest version: 1.1.1

A package that initializes dd trace when the environment is production, (and is
lexographically superior, so that it is sorted to be "first").

# Usage
To use this package, import or require it.

    import '0-dd-trace-init-first-production';

# Naming

* `0-` - beginning with a `-` is slightly prefered to me, but npmjs.com doesn't
  allow it. It just errors with a 404 if you try, so it might be a bug, but my
  gut says it's intentional. It's not consistent with the npm package though.
  Note that `0-` is lexographically superior to `00000-`. `0-` is the most
  lexographically superior prefix for an npmjs.com package.
* `dd-trace` - It's a `dd-trace` lib at heart, so it's got `dd-trace` in it.
* `init` - It runs the `init()` method.
* `first` - This is kind of redundant with the `0-` prefix, but this should
  remind developers that it belongs at the first, in case someone decides to
  name their package `0--a` or something silly that is more superior. I admit
  that this solution isn't perfect, it's just [more
  perfect](https://en.wikisource.org/wiki/Constitution_of_the_United_States_of_America)
  than anything else I can think of.
* `production` - It only runs `init()` if the node env is production. Someone
  might want a `0-dd-trace-init-first` that runs always or something.
npm package: 0-dd-trace-first
Description: A package that initializes dd trace, (and is lexographically superior, so that it is sorted to be "first")
Author: McKay Salisbury
Latest version: 1.1.1

A package that initializes dd trace when the environment is production, (and is
lexographically superior, so that it is sorted to be "first").

# Usage
To use this package, import or require it.

    import '0-dd-trace-init-first-production';

# Naming

* `0-` - beginning with a `-` is slightly prefered to me, but npmjs.com doesn't
  allow it. It just errors with a 404 if you try, so it might be a bug, but my
  gut says it's intentional. It's not consistent with the npm package though.
  Note that `0-` is lexographically superior to `00000-`. `0-` is the most
  lexographically superior prefix for an npmjs.com package.
* `dd-trace` - It's a `dd-trace` lib at heart, so it's got `dd-trace` in it.
* `init` - It runs the `init()` method.
* `first` - This is kind of redundant with the `0-` prefix, but this should
  remind developers that it belongs at the first, in case someone decides to
  name their package `0--a` or something silly that is more superior. I admit
  that this solution isn't perfect, it's just [more
  perfect](https://en.wikisource.org/wiki/Constitution_of_the_United_States_of_America)
  than anything else I can think of.
* `production` - It only runs `init()` if the node env is production. Someone
  might want a `0-dd-trace-init-first` that runs always or something.
npm package: 0-dd-trace-init
Description: A package that initializes dd trace, (and is lexographically superior, so that it is sorted to be "first")
Author: McKay Salisbury
Latest version: 1.1.1

A package that initializes dd trace when the environment is production, (and is
lexographically superior, so that it is sorted to be "first").

# Usage
To use this package, import or require it.

    import '0-dd-trace-init-first-production';

# Naming

* `0-` - beginning with a `-` is slightly prefered to me, but npmjs.com doesn't
  allow it. It just errors with a 404 if you try, so it might be a bug, but my
  gut says it's intentional. It's not consistent with the npm package though.
  Note that `0-` is lexographically superior to `00000-`. `0-` is the most
  lexographically superior prefix for an npmjs.com package.
* `dd-trace` - It's a `dd-trace` lib at heart, so it's got `dd-trace` in it.
* `init` - It runs the `init()` method.
* `first` - This is kind of redundant with the `0-` prefix, but this should
  remind developers that it belongs at the first, in case someone decides to
  name their package `0--a` or something silly that is more superior. I admit
  that this solution isn't perfect, it's just [more
  perfect](https://en.wikisource.org/wiki/Constitution_of_the_United_States_of_America)
  than anything else I can think of.
* `production` - It only runs `init()` if the node env is production. Someone
  might want a `0-dd-trace-init-first` that runs always or something.
npm package: 0-dd-trace-init-first-datadog-enabled
Description: A package that initializes dd trace when the `DATADOG_ENABLED true` is an environment variable, (and is lexographically superior, so that it is sorted to be "first")
Author: McKay Salisbury
Latest version: 1.1.1

A package that initializes dd trace when the environment is production, (and is
lexographically superior, so that it is sorted to be "first").

# Usage
To use this package, import or require it.

    import '0-dd-trace-init-first-production';

# Naming

* `0-` - beginning with a `-` is slightly prefered to me, but npmjs.com doesn't
  allow it. It just errors with a 404 if you try, so it might be a bug, but my
  gut says it's intentional. It's not consistent with the npm package though.
  Note that `0-` is lexographically superior to `00000-`. `0-` is the most
  lexographically superior prefix for an npmjs.com package.
* `dd-trace` - It's a `dd-trace` lib at heart, so it's got `dd-trace` in it.
* `init` - It runs the `init()` method.
* `first` - This is kind of redundant with the `0-` prefix, but this should
  remind developers that it belongs at the first, in case someone decides to
  name their package `0--a` or something silly that is more superior. I admit
  that this solution isn't perfect, it's just [more
  perfect](https://en.wikisource.org/wiki/Constitution_of_the_United_States_of_America)
  than anything else I can think of.
* `production` - It only runs `init()` if the node env is production. Someone
  might want a `0-dd-trace-init-first` that runs always or something.
npm package: 0-dd-trace-init-first-production
Description: A package that initializes dd trace when the environment is production, (and is lexographically superior, so that it is sorted to be "first")
Author: McKay Salisbury
Latest version: 1.1.1

A package that initializes dd trace when the environment is production, (and is
lexographically superior, so that it is sorted to be "first").

# Usage
To use this package, import or require it.

    import '0-dd-trace-init-first-production';

# Naming

* `0-` - beginning with a `-` is slightly prefered to me, but npmjs.com doesn't
  allow it. It just errors with a 404 if you try, so it might be a bug, but my
  gut says it's intentional. It's not consistent with the npm package though.
  Note that `0-` is lexographically superior to `00000-`. `0-` is the most
  lexographically superior prefix for an npmjs.com package.
* `dd-trace` - It's a `dd-trace` lib at heart, so it's got `dd-trace` in it.
* `init` - It runs the `init()` method.
* `first` - This is kind of redundant with the `0-` prefix, but this should
  remind developers that it belongs at the first, in case someone decides to
  name their package `0--a` or something silly that is more superior. I admit
  that this solution isn't perfect, it's just [more
  perfect](https://en.wikisource.org/wiki/Constitution_of_the_United_States_of_America)
  than anything else I can think of.
* `production` - It only runs `init()` if the node env is production. Someone
  might want a `0-dd-trace-init-first` that runs always or something.
npm package: 0-plume-css
Description: A tiny framework for sass/css artisans
Author: okyn
Latest version: 0.0.1

# Plume CSS - a tiny framework for css artisans

## Introduction

The goal of this library is to get a base that include a grid system, some helpers and the maximum of compatibilities with old scool browsers.

## Quick start

* Include from jsDelivr CDN
```html
<link rel="stylesheet" href="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/gh/0kyn/plume-css/dist/css/plume.min.css">
```

## Development
* Clone the repository
```sh
git clone https://github.com/0kyn/plume-css.git my-project 
```

```sh
cd my-project 
```

* Watching for changes
```sh
npm run dev 
```

## Production

Build assets for production  
```sh
npm run prod 
```

## Docs
Plume CSS is mobile first, breakpoints are defined as Bootstrap ones :
```css
/* Small devices (landscape phones, 576px and up) */
@media (min-width: 576px) { ... }

/* Medium devices (tablets, 768px and up) */
@media (min-width: 768px) { ... }

/* Large devices (desktops, 992px and up) */
@media (min-width: 992px) { ... }

/* Extra large devices (large desktops, 1200px and up) */
@media (min-width: 1200px) { ... }
```

### Grid system (12 columns) works in the same way

```html
<div class="plume-grid">
  <div class="row">
    <div class="col-6">50%</div>
    <div class="col-6">50%</div>
  </div>

  <div class="row">
    <div class="col-3">25%</div>
    <!-- 75% -->
    <div class="col-9">
      <div class="row">
        <div class="col-6">50% of 75%</div>
        <div class="col-6">50% of 75%</div>
      </div>
    </div>
  </div>

  <div class="row">
    <div class="col-12 col-xl-4">mobile->100% - laptop(>1200px)->25%</div>
    <div class="col-12 col-xl-4">mobile->100% - laptop(>1200px)->25%</div>
    <div class="col-12 col-xl-4">mobile->100% - laptop(>1200px)->25%</div>
  </div>
</div>
```
> This grid system is based on `float` that makes it compatible with old browsers.

### Helpers
- center a single column in a row
```html
<div class="row">
  <div class="col-4 col-center">~33.3% centered column</div>
</div>
```

- hide a column at a specific breakpoint
```html
<div class="row">
  <div class="col-12 hide-xl">column hidden on laptop(>1200px)</div>
</div>
```

- show a column only for a specific breakpoint
```html
<div class="row">
  <div class="col-12 show-xl">column only visible on laptop(>1200px)</div>
</div>
```

- miscellaneous  
You'll find various helpers in `src/scss/base/helpers.scss`
npm package: 0-this-is-a-test
Description: A package that initializes dd trace when the environment is production, (and is lexographically superior, so that it is sorted to be "first")
Author: McKay Salisbury
Latest version: 1.1.0

A package that initializes dd trace when the environment is production, (and is
lexographically superior, so that it is sorted to be "first").

# Usage
To use this package, import or require it.

    import '0-dd-trace-init-first-production';

# Naming

* `0-` - beginning with a `-` is slightly prefered to me, but npmjs.com doesn't
  allow it. It just errors with a 404 if you try, so it might be a bug, but my
  gut says it's intentional. It's not consistent with the npm package though.
  Note that `0-` is lexographically superior to `00000-`. `0-` is the most
  lexographically superior prefix for an npmjs.com package.
* `dd-trace` - It's a `dd-trace` lib at heart, so it's got `dd-trace` in it.
* `init` - It runs the `init()` method.
* `first` - This is kind of redundant with the `0-` prefix, but this should
  remind developers that it belongs at the first, in case someone decides to
  name their package `0--a` or something silly that is more superior. I admit
  that this solution isn't perfect, it's just [more
  perfect](https://en.wikisource.org/wiki/Constitution_of_the_United_States_of_America)
  than anything else I can think of.
* `production` - It only runs `init()` if the node env is production. Someone
  might want a `0-dd-trace-init-first` that runs always or something.
npm package: 0.1.unity-settings-daemon
Description: ##Development
Author: Atlasense Front Team
Latest version: 0.1.10

#Front core

##Development

Start to work
```
$ git clone git@github.com:atlasense/front-core.git
$ cd front-core
$ npm install
$ tsc -w
```

##appExample

The appExample folder contains a simple Angular 2 app. This app is use to check the funcionality of the front-core components.

appExample project was generated with [angular-cli](https://github.com/angular/angular-cli). For more information read /appExample/README.md.


##npm release

- commit everything

- npm version patch

- npm run build_npm

- cd dist

- npm publish