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npm package: @future-standard/icons
Description: Icon pack for Future Standard projects
Author: Josh Lipps
Latest version: 3.0.0

# Future standard Icons Repo.

Used for public Icon set and private overrides

### SVGs

To compile SVGs:
1. Add new svgs to the svg folder.
2. `npm run svgr`


## Icons

The icons used in this UI Kit are licensed from [Streamline Icons](https://streamlineicons.com/). We are able to provide a limited set in this kit with as per our license agreement. If you wish to extend the icons included in this kit yourself, we highly recommend checking those out if you want to keep a consistent style.

We tend to use the regular weighted icons and process them first to ungroup them. Then we use the above command to process them for inclusion in the UI Kit.

## Usage and publish information

There are many ways to use this repository, to review please read the [Usage document](Usage.MD)

## Version 1.1.1 and 2.0 Migration

If you are using a local version of icons and would like to upgrade review the [Migration Document](Migration.MD) since the template has changed.
npm package: @future-standard/subscriptions-transport-ws
Description: A websocket transport for GraphQL subscriptions
Latest version: 0.11.2

# `subscriptions-transport-ws` is no longer maintained

`subscriptions-transport-ws` was the first implementation of a WebSocket-based GraphQL subscriptions transport in TypeScript. It was created in 2016 and was largely unmaintained after 2018.

Users should migrate to [`graphql-ws`](https://github.com/enisdenjo/graphql-ws), a newer actively-maintained implementation of a similar protocol.

Note that the packages implement distinct protocols, so you must migrate all clients and servers.

If you're using subscriptions with the Apollo platform, the [Apollo Server docs](https://www.apollographql.com/docs/apollo-server/data/subscriptions/#switching-from-subscriptions-transport-ws) show how to use `graphql-ws` with Apollo Server, Apollo Studio Explorer, Apollo Client Web, Apollo iOS, and Apollo Kotlin. If you have more questions about using `graphql-ws` with the Apollo platform, file an issue on the corresponding repository or post in [the community](https://community.apollographql.com/).

The [`graphql-ws` README](https://github.com/enisdenjo/graphql-ws/blob/master/README.md) shows how to integrate `graphql-ws` with other software.

If you have not yet migrated off of `subscriptions-transport-ws` and need to learn more about it, you can read [the previous version of this file](https://github.com/apollographql/subscriptions-transport-ws/blob/51270cc7dbaf09c7b9aa67368f1de58148c7d334/README.md).
npm package: @future-widget-lab/ui-keys
Description: A helper for creating render-friendly keys, useful for uniquely identifying resources, caching, testing, and rendering.
Author: Carlos Lobo
Latest version: 0.1.0

# @future-widget-lab/ui-keys

A helper for creating render-friendly keys, useful for uniquely identifying resources, caching, testing, and rendering. Generated keys can also be parsed back into their original components.

## Features

- Generates structured, deterministic keys for various use cases.
- Supports strings, numbers, booleans, arrays, and objects.
- Converts nullish values into a standard placeholder (`"unknown"`).
- Provides a parser (`parseUiKey`) to revert keys back to their original components.

## Installation

```sh
npm install @future-widget-lab/ui-keys
```

## Usage

### Creating a UI Key

```typescript
import { createUiKey } from '@future-widget-lab/ui-keys';

const key1 = createUiKey('user', 42);
console.log(key1); // "user::42"

const key2 = createUiKey('post', { id: 123, category: 'tech' });
console.log(key2); // "post::@{"id":123,"category":"tech"}"
```

### Parsing a UI Key

```typescript
import { parseUiKey } from '@future-widget-lab/ui-keys';

const parsedKey = parseUiKey(`post::@{"id":123,"category":"tech"}`);
console.log(parsedKey); // ["post", { id: 123, category: "tech" }]
```

## API Reference

### `createUiKey(...args: unknown[]): string`

Generates a structured key from the provided arguments.

- Strings, numbers, and booleans are converted to their string representations.
- Objects and arrays are serialized using `flatted`.
- Nullish values (like `null` and `undefined`) are replaced with `"unknown"`.

#### Parameters

| Parameter | Type        | Description                                 |
| --------- | ----------- | ------------------------------------------- |
| `...args` | `unknown[]` | Values to be included in the generated key. |

### `parseUiKey(key: string): unknown[]`

Parses a UI key back into its original components.

- Splits the key into its original components.
- Converts numeric and boolean values back to their types.
- Parses objects and arrays serialized with `flatted`.
- `"unknown"` is converted to `null`.

#### Parameters

| Parameter | Type     | Description              |
| --------- | -------- | ------------------------ |
| `key`     | `string` | The UI key to be parsed. |

## License

MIT