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Currently dataflow is a CLI that you install and use by itself, but I could see how a Node API would be useful. Here's some ideas of what could be exposed (and how users could use it):
Compiling .ojs code to .js
Dataflow specific compiling, not compiling ojs in general (use the compiler for that)
For plugins like webpack, esbuild, rollup, etc.
Start the dataflow run dev server with options
Export the StandardLibrary to make it install-able (basically with observablehq/htl
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Currently dataflow is a CLI that you install and use by itself, but I could see how a Node API would be useful. Here's some ideas of what could be exposed (and how users could use it):
.ojs
code to.js
dataflow run
dev server with optionsThe text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: