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npm package: @sortex/koppa
Description: This package is a Node version of Koppa. It is a client-side rendering framework for single page applications which gets along without virtual DOM.
Author: Bastian Bensch
Latest version: 0.0.4

# Koppa

This package **Koppa** is a Node version of **Koppa.js**!
**Koppa.js** is a client-side rendering framework for single page applications which gets along without virtual DOM.

## Overview
Here is a small overview what Koppa.js offers.
1. Pages, Components (single File Templates)
2. JS-Module (extend the functionality)
3. Router
4. templating
5. live data

and many more...

## Installing
Create a folder for your new project and go inside.
Then open the console or the terminal and start your new node project.

```console
npm init
```
Answer the steps.

After the project is initialized you now install **koppa**.

```console
npm i @sortex/koppa
```

## Getting Started
If you want to start with a predefined project structure.

```console
npx koppa-startup
```

Now your project only needs the entry point, you create an **index.js** file in the root of your project. Then open the **package.json** file and change under **main** the specification to **index.js** if it is different.

Finally write this to the **index.js** file and save it.

```js
const Koppa = require('@sortex/koppa');

Koppa(8080);
```

**8080** is the port and can also be chosen in any other.
npm package: @sortexfun/cli
Description: SORTEX CLI - Deploy AI trading agents on Solana
Author: Sortex
Latest version: 0.1.12

# @sortexfun/cli

SORTEX CLI - Deploy AI trading agents on Solana

## Installation

```bash
npm install -g @sortexfun/cli
```

## Usage

```bash
sortex init --wallet phantom
sortex preset load sniper-v3
sortex agent deploy --live
```
npm package: @sortpark/build-tools
Description: Collection of build tools for managing repositories on GitHub and NPM.
Author: Erik Koopmans
Latest version: 0.1.0

# @sortpark/build-tools

A collection of build tools for managing repositories on GitHub and npm.

## Installation

Using npm:

```sh
npm install --save-dev @sortpark/build-tools
```

## Usage

`build-tools` is intended to be used as a CLI tool, though it may also be imported as an ES6 or CommonJS module.
It has these sub-commands:

- `stage-release [newversion]`: Bumps npm version and creates a new branch, e.g. "release/v0.1.0". The optional [newversion] may be one of `major`, `minor`, or `patch` (default).
- `release [tagmessage]`: Runs `npm run build`, commits, tags with the version number, and merges into `master`. The optional [tagmessage] will be joined with the build number and used to annotate the tag.
- `publish-gh`: Pushes master and release branches to GitHub with all tags.

### Using with npm

Add scripts to your `package.json` to call `build-tools`:

```json
  "scripts": {
    "stage-release": "build-tools stage-release",
    "release": "build-tools release",
    "publish-gh": "build-tools publish-gh"
  }
```

Then run the script, adding any extra arguments (e.g. `minor` below):

```sh
npm run stage-release minor
```

### Configuration

`build-tools` uses the following environment variables to configure its behaviour:

- `BUILDTOOLS_VERSION_PREFIX`: Adds a prefix to the version number, e.g. "v" to produce versions like `v0.1.0`. Defaults to "".

These variables can be defined by creating a file named `.env` at your project's root (see `.env.sample` and [dotenv](https://www.npmjs.com/package/dotenv) for more info).

## Future devel

These features may be added in the future:

- configurable main branch naming
- option to delete feature branches after merging to main branch
npm package: @sortsys/ui
Description: Simple and beautiful UI library for sortsys
Author: Ludwig Lehnert
Latest version: 0.1.37

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  <img width="100%" src="https://assets.solidjs.com/banner?type=@sortsys/ui&background=tiles&project=%20" alt="@sortsys/ui">
</p>

# @sortsys/ui

Simple and beautiful UI library for sortsys

## Quick start

Install it:

```bash
npm i @sortsys/ui
# or
yarn add @sortsys/ui
# or
pnpm add @sortsys/ui
```

Use it:

```tsx
import { SSShell, SSForm } from '@sortsys/ui'
```