Npm packages

Deity Platform ships with various @deity packages.

• create-falcon-app
• falcon-blog-data
• falcon-blog-extension
• falcon-client
• falcon-data
• falcon-dev-tools/babel-preset-falcon-client
• falcon-dev-tools/eslint-config-falcon
• falcon-dev-tools/falcon-i18n-webpack-plugin
• falcon-dev-tools/falcon-scripts
• falcon-dev-tools/normal-module-override-webpack-plugin
• falcon-errors
• falcon-front-kit
• falcon-i18n
• falcon-logger
• falcon-magento2-api
• falcon-payment-plugin
• falcon-server-env
• falcon-server
• falcon-service-worker
• falcon-shop-data
• falcon-shop-extension
• falcon-theme-editor
• falcon-ui-kit
• falcon-ui
• falcon-wordpress-api
• payment/falcon-adyen-plugin
• payment/falcon-paypal-plugin

There are a few naming conventions that will help you understand each package.

• [PACKAGE]-[SERVICE]-api Packages named this way connect to APIs. An example is falcon-wordpress-api
• [PACKAGE]-[TYPE]-extension These packages handle data from APIs. TYPE refers to the data type e.g. blog or shop.
• [PACKAGE]-[TYPE]-data These packages handle the data from extension packages. They usually contain components that pass a GraphQL query to the extension package. TYPE is the data type, e.g. blog.
• [PACKAGE]-[TYPE/SERVICE]-plugin These packages usually extend their corresponding extension.