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npm package: @serrabii/svg-erase
Description: svg-erase =========
Latest version: 1.0.0

svg-erase
=========

An eraser tool for SVG written in javascript.

The main method is in erase.js. It will handle polylines for the drawings and a polyline with a radius for the eraser path.

Clone to your computer, open the index.html file in your browser and drag with your mouse / finger on the svg to see it in action!

Uses the great [d3.js](https://github.com/mbostock/d3) library from Mike Bostock.

To setup the testing enviroment, install node.js, then install npm (or does it actually come with node nowadays?). Then run `npm install nodeunit` on your command line. To run the tests call `node_modules/.bin/nodeunit tests.js` or just `nodeunit test.js` if you used the `-g` option during installing `nodeunit`.
npm package: @serranolabs.io/bookera-extension-marketplace
Description: The Bookera Marketplace is your go-to hub for discovering, installing, and managing extensions that enhance your reading and writing experience. Whether you're looking for tools to improve productivity, customize your reading environment, or integrate wit
Latest version: 0.0.17

## Welcome to Extension Marketplace!


The Bookera Marketplace is your go-to hub for discovering, installing, and managing extensions that enhance your reading and writing experience. Whether you're looking for tools to improve productivity, customize your reading environment, or integrate with your favorite apps and platforms, the Extension Marketplace offers a wide variety of extensions built by the community.
npm package: @serranolabs.io/shared
Description: This folder contains shared utilities, constants, and functions that are meant to be consumed by other packages in the codebase. Below is an explanation of the exports available in this package:
Latest version: 0.0.102

# Shared Package

This folder contains shared utilities, constants, and functions that are meant to be consumed by other packages in the codebase. Below is an explanation of the exports available in this package:

## Exports

Take a look at the exports fields in `package.json`. You will see all utility in which consuming modules will use.

### Usage

To use any of the exports from this package, import them as follows:

```js
import { BookeraModule, RenderMode } from '@serranolabs.io/shared/module';
```

Unfortunately, HMR does not work. If you want to update something in `shared` you must run `bun run build`