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npm package: @morenar/tiny
Description: Removes all spaces from a string
Latest version: 0.0.6

# tiny

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## NOTICE
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npm package: @morenobr/guideline-react-styled
Description: Moreno Guideline components React with CSS class names defined with CSS included with JS
Author: Petherson Moreno
Latest version: 0.1.5

# Moreno Guideline React Styled

This packages is ready to use, it only puts CSS with components with CSS class names defined in CSS.

See package `@morenobr/guideline-react` for other details.
npm package: @morenobr/guideline-react-unstyled
Description: Moreno Guideline components React unstyled
Author: Petherson Moreno
Latest version: 0.1.5

# Moreno Guideline React Unstyled

This package has all structure of components in Moreno Guideline React without any CSS and without defined CSS class names.

See package `@morenobr/guideline-react` for other details.
npm package: @morenyang/react-scripts
Description: Configuration and scripts for Create React App.
Latest version: 2.1.5

# react-scripts

This package includes scripts and configuration used by [Create React App](https://github.com/facebook/create-react-app).<br>
Please refer to its documentation:

- [Getting Started](https://facebook.github.io/create-react-app/docs/getting-started) – How to create a new app.
- [User Guide](https://facebook.github.io/create-react-app/) – How to develop apps bootstrapped with Create React App.
npm package: @moreonion/jquery-event-bridge
Description: An event bridge for using multiple jQuery instances on one page
Author: Roman Zimmermann
Latest version: 0.2.3

# jQuery event bridge

An event bridget for sharing events between multiple instances of jQuery running on the same site.

Normally if you run multiple jQuery instances they don’t cooperate. When an event is triggered in
one instance (`$.trigger('change')`) the event does not trigger event handlers registered on
another instance (`other$.on('change', function (event) { /*…*/ })`). This package provides a way
to forward events from one jQuery instance to another.

## Usage

```javascript
import EventBridge from "jquery-event-bridge"

const bridge = new EventBridge()
bridge.connect(jQuery_one).connect(jQuery_two)
```

After the code is executed all events triggered in one of the two instances also arrive in the
other instance.

## Development

Install `nodejs` and `yarn`, then install the needed dependencies:

    apt install nodejs yarn
    yarn install

Use the different `yarn` scripts for the development workflow:

    yarn run lint
    yarn run test
    yarn run dev

For building a releaseable artifact (library file) use:

    yarn run dist

The development files are configured to be created under `build/`, the
releaseable files are created under `dist/`.

### Advanced use

This project uses [Parcel](https://parceljs.org) for bundling.
For options run:

    yarn run parcel --help

In order to build the JavaScript without `[hash]` in the file name, just use
the `main.js` as entrypoint (not the `.html` file) when `build`ing:

    yarn run parcel build src/main.js

It has `eslint` and `babel` configured for the source and test files.
Tests are run via `mocha`, assertions use Node's `assert()`.
Mocking can be done with `sinon`.
npm package: @moreonion/js-utils
Description: A collection of JavaScript utility functions for use in themes
Author: Alex Berger
Latest version: 0.1.2

# mo-js-utils

A collection of JavaScript utility functions for use in themes.

## Utility functions

- `MO.utils.debounce(func, timeout = 100)`
- `MO.utils.storageAvailable(type)`

## Development

Install `nodejs` and `yarn`, then install the needed dependencies:

    apt install nodejs yarn
    yarn install

Use the different `yarn` scripts for the development workflow:

    yarn run lint
    yarn run test
    yarn run dev

For building a releaseable artifact (library file) use:

    yarn run dist

The development files are configured to be created under `build/`, the
releaseable files are created under `dist/`.

### Advanced use

This project uses [Parcel](https://parceljs.org) for bundling.
For options run:

    yarn run parcel --help

Setting the `--global MO` option publishes the functions via a `window.MO`
global.

In order to build the JavaScript without `[hash]` in the file name, just use
the `main.js` as entrypoint (not the `.html` file) when `build`ing:

    yarn run parcel build --global MO src/main.js

It has `eslint` and `babel` configured for the source and test files.
Tests are run via `mocha`, assertions use Node's `assert()`.
Mocking can be done with `sinon`.