@ckeditor/ckeditor-cloud-services-collaboration 17.0.0

CKEditor Cloud Services Collaboration low-level API is required by CKEditor 5 Collaboration features to enable real-time collaborative editing within the CKEditor 5.

@ckeditor/ckeditor-cloud-services-collaboration@17.0.0 was published on 2021-01-27. Its manifest declares 6 runtime dependencies and 0 peer requirements. Bundled type declarations are not declared in the inspected metadata. No Node.js engine requirement is declared in this manifest.

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Version17.0.0
License declarationSEE LICENSE IN LICENSE.md
Published2021-01-27T14:01:24.860Z
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Runtime dependency count6
Peer requirement count0
Optional dependency count0
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Unpacked distribution size222.15 KiB
Published file count79
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Install @ckeditor/ckeditor-cloud-services-collaboration 17.0.0

npm install @ckeditor/ckeditor-cloud-services-collaboration@17.0.0
pnpm add @ckeditor/ckeditor-cloud-services-collaboration@17.0.0
yarn add @ckeditor/ckeditor-cloud-services-collaboration@17.0.0

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