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npm package: @mediciland/bpanel-recent-blocks-widget
Description: A widget that shows the recent block information with expandable rows, optimized for bpanel dashboard
Author: bcoin-org
Latest version: 1.0.0

# Recent Blocks
This is a widget for the bPanel dashboard that displays the top 10 most
recent blocks synced with your node. Rows are expandable giving you more
access to information about the block and includes an easy copy link.

Simply add `'@bpanel/recent-blocks'` to your pluginsConfig.js `plugins`
array, and refresh your bPanel!

![screenshot](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/bpanel-org/recent-blocks/master/screenshot.png "Recent Blocks Widget screenshot")
npm package: @medicplus/js-document-editor
Description: A simple and extensible JavaScript document editor
Author: Ivan Vasquez
Latest version: 3.2.5

# jEditor (js-document-editor)

## What is jEditor?

jEditor (js-document-editor) is a simple and extensible JavaScript document editor, which allows you to define a document and then drag and resize elements.

Then you can get the position and configuration values from all the elements on the document and generate it as a PDF (using external libraries like `html2Canvas` and `jsPDF`).

![A simple and extensible JavaScript document editor](./docs/images/main.png "jEditor")

## Getting started

The easiest way to get started is to use the Unpkg CDN in your website:

```html
<link
  type="text/css"
  rel="stylesheet"
  href="https://unpkg.com/@medicplus/js-document-editor/dist/jeditor.css"
/>
<script
  src="https://unpkg.com/@medicplus/js-document-editor/dist/jeditor.js"
  type="module"
></script>
```

Using `npm`:

```bash
npm install @medicplus/js-document-editor --save
```

Now you are ready to use your editor, just create a `<div id="myEditor"></div>` element in your website:

```javascript
// This is not required if you are using CDN imports
import { jEditor } from "@medic-plus/js-document-editor";

// Let's define a simple element
const elements = [{
    key: "my-element",
    text: "My Custom Element",
    value: "<p>Lorem ipsum dolor sit amec...</p>";
    width: 200;
    height: 20;
}];

// Now let's add it to the page, you can also set an empty array and use the UI to manipulate the elements
const data = [{
  element: "my-element";
  left: 100;
  top: 200;
  width: 250;
  height: 25;
}];

// Finally, lets start the editor, this will create a full screen editor
const options = { container: "#myEditor", elements: elements, units: "in" };
const myEditor = new jEditor(options, data);
```

## Documentation

You can check our [GitHub pages site](https://medic-plus.github.io/js-document-editor/) with the full options and functions list and some examples on what you can do

## What's new on v3.x?

A full redesign of the UI has been implemented on this new version, and a full rewrite of the library in TypeScript, other changes are:

- Library code reimplemented with TypeScript to improve on type error checking
- UI redesigned with Tailwind instead of plain CSS code
- FontAwesome icons now included with the library
- Moved from using NPM to PNPM
- Migrated to Vite instead of Webpack (dropper support for old browsers)

## Migrating from v2.x

You can find the details on the [Migration guide](https://medic-plus.github.io/js-document-editor/pages/migrate-v2.x-v3.x.html)

## License

jEditor is release under the MIT license. You are free to use, modify and distribute this software.
npm package: @medicplus/tooth-font
Description: Tooth font for odontogram
Author: Ivan Vasquez
Latest version: 1.0.5

# MedicPlus Tooth Font

## Credits

This font has been generated by **icomoon.io**

Open _example/index.html_ to see a list of all the glyphs in your font along with their codes/ligatures.

To use the generated font in desktop programs, you can install the TTF font. In order to copy the character associated with each icon, refer to the text box at the bottom right corner of each glyph in demo.html. The character inside this text box may be invisible; but it can still be copied. See this guide for more info: https://icomoon.io/#docs/local-fonts