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npm package: @mary-ext/solid-query
Description: personal-use fork of @tanstack/solid-query
Latest version: 1.0.2

# @mary-ext/solid-query

https://github.com/TanStack/query/tree/a9b073a85edc45331d4b346be8e5bf2660507e53/packages/solid-query/src

A fork of `@tanstack/solid-query`

- Removes `createResource` usage, thereby removing any Suspense support.
- Removes `throwOnError` functionality, perhaps it'll come back later.
- Removes `reconcile` functionality, `structuralSharing` is preferred.
- Removes `isRestoring` functionality, I don't have any need for it.
- `createQueries` is turned into something like a reducer, which is what it's supposed to be anyway.
- Removes `createStore` usage, the nested reactivity shouldn't be affecting the actual query data,
  it's not really useful in practice, especially if the query data is replaced entirely.
- Set up `notifyManager` to make use of Solid.js' batching, and unset the scheduler so it works
  synchronously to match.
- Removes server-side support, these were mostly in the form of special configuration.
- Passes the query client into the accessor, removes the need for separate useQueryClient to
  retrieve it.
- General clean up around the codebase.
npm package: @maryam-dev/partykit
Description: FORKED: PartyKit simplifies developing multiplayer applications. Everything's better with friends.
Author: Maryam Khan
Latest version: 0.0.360

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[PartyKit](https://partykit.io/) simplifies developing multiplayer applications.

With PartyKit, you can focus on building multiplayer apps or adding real-time experiences to your existing projects with as little as one line of code. Meanwhile, PartyKit will handle operational complexity and real-time infrastructure scaling.

## Documentation

Go to [docs.partykit.io](https://docs.partykit.io) for documentation, guides and examples.

## Quick start

Note: to run PartyKit, you need to have Node v. 17 or higher installed.

You can create a PartyKit project by running:

```sh
npm create partykit@latest
```

This will ask a few questions about your project and create a new directory with a PartyKit application, that includes a server and a client.

Alternatively, you can add PartyKit to your existing project using the following command in the project's root directory:

```sh
npx partykit@latest init
```

From inside the directory, you can then run `npm run dev` to start the development server. When you'reready, you can deploy your application on to the PartyKit cloud with `npm run deploy`.

## Developers

- [Documentation](https://docs.partykit.io/) - [`/apps/docs`](./apps/docs)
- [Examples](https://docs.partykit.io/examples) - [`/apps/docs/examples`](./apps/docs/examples)
- [API References](https://docs.partykit.io/reference/) - [`/apps/docs/reference`](./apps/docs/reference)
- [Guides](https://docs.partykit.io/guides) - [`/apps/docs/guides`](./apps/docs/guides)
- [Blog](https://blog.partykit.io/) - [`/apps/blog`](./apps/blog)
- [Release Notes](https://github.com/partykit/partykit/releases)

## Community and support

- [GitHub issues](./issues) to report bugs 🐛
- [Discord](https://discord.gg/vwDWs68C) to ask questions, share your ideas and feedback, and help us celebrate your PartyKit projects 💕
- [Twitter](https://x.com/partykit) to say "hi" and get the freshest updates!

## Contributing

We encourage contributions to PartyKit. If you're interested in contributing or need help or have questions, please join us in our [Discord](https://discord.gg/g5uqHQJc3z).

## License

PartyKit is [MIT licensed](./LICENSE).