Activate 3rd Party Packages - Frontend

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Version: ^2.38.3 Description: The Microsoft Authentication Library (MSAL) for JavaScript enables client-side JavaScript applications to authenticate users using Azure AD work and school accounts, Microsoft personal accounts, and social identity providers through Azure AD B2C service. It also allows your app to get tokens to access Microsoft Cloud services such as Microsoft Graph. Link: npm @azure/msal-browser

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Version: ^1.5.12 Description: This package provides a wrapper around the MSAL.js library for React applications, enabling authentication in JavaScript Single-Page Applications without backend servers. It uses the OAuth 2.0 Authorization Code Flow with PKCE. Link: npm @azure/msal-react

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Version: ^0.19.2 Description: This package implements XML language support for the CodeMirror code editor, including schema-based autocompletion and other XML-specific features. Link: npm @codemirror/lang-xml

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Version: ^1.3.13 Description: This package is an abstraction over the date-fns library, providing a unified interface for date management in JavaScript. Link: npm @date-io/date-fns

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Version: ^11.11.1 Description: Emotion is a library designed for writing CSS styles with JavaScript. This package provides simple styling in React applications. Link: npm @emotion/react

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Version: ^11.11.0 Description: This package provides the styled API for Emotion, allowing you to create styled React components with ease. Link: npm @emotion/styled

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Version: ^4.5.8 Description: This package provides the CSS and web font files to easily self-host the "Roboto" font. Link: npm @fontsource/roboto

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Version: ^2.2.161 Description: This package contains a collection of open source vector icons in JSON format, validated and cleaned up for easy use. Link: npm @iconify/json

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Version: ^0.5.0 Description: This package provides a set of components and hooks for Lexical, allowing for text editing in React applications. Link: npm @lexical/react

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Version: ^0.5.0 Description: This package contains miscellaneous utilities for Lexical. Link: npm @lexical/utils

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Version: ^5.15.15 Description: This package contains Google's Material Icons converted to Material UI SVG Icon components, allowing easy integration of Material Icons in React applications. Link: npm @mui/icons-material

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Version: ^5.0.0-alpha.170 Description: This package hosts the incubator components that are not yet ready to move to the core of Material UI. It includes experimental and advanced components. Link: npm @mui/lab

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Version: ^5.15.15 Description: Material UI is an open-source React component library that implements Google's Material Design. It provides a comprehensive set of UI components for building responsive web applications. Link: npm @mui/material

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Version: ^5.15.15 Description: This package provides the legacy JSS-based styling solution for Material UI. It allows for the creation of custom styles and themes. Link: npm @mui/styles

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Version: ^6.17.0 Description: This package is part of MUI X and provides Tree View components for displaying hierarchical data in a tree structure. It includes both simple and rich versions of the Tree View component. Link: npm @mui/x-tree-view

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Version: ^6.5.4 Description: This package provides Material UI components for the react-querybuilder library, enabling the creation of query builders with a Material Design look and feel. Link: npm @react-querybuilder/material

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Version: ^0.13.6 Description: This package is a wrapper for React-Uploady that provides support for chunked file uploads. It breaks down large files into smaller chunks for more efficient uploading. Link: npm @rpldy/chunked-uploady

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Version: ^0.13.6 Description: This package provides a simple upload button component for React-Uploady, allowing users to select files for upload via a button click. Link: npm @rpldy/upload-button

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Version: ^18.3.1 Description: This package contains TypeScript type definitions for React, enabling type checking and IntelliSense for React projects. Link: npm @types/react

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Version: ^18.3.0 Description: This package contains TypeScript type definitions for React DOM, providing type checking and IntelliSense for React DOM operations. Link: npm @types/react-dom

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Version: ^1.1.9 Description: This package provides TypeScript type definitions for the xmldoc library, which is used for parsing XML documents in JavaScript. Link: npm @types/xmldoc

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Version: 3.2.10 Description: This package provides a CodeMirror component for React, allowing for the integration of the CodeMirror code editor in React applications. Link: npm @uiw/react-codemirror

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Version: ^2.3.2 Description: A simple JavaScript utility for conditionally joining class names together. It is often used in React applications to dynamically set class names based on component state. Link: npm classnames

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Version: ^1.0.1 Description: This package provides cryptographic functionality that includes a set of wrappers for OpenSSL's hash, HMAC, cipher, decipher, sign, and verify functions. Link: npm crypto

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Version: 2.30.0 Description: A modern JavaScript date utility library that provides comprehensive, yet simple and consistent toolset for manipulating JavaScript dates in a browser & Node.js. Link: npm date-fns

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Version: 0.2.1 Description: A small, simple library for generating CSV files from JavaScript objects. It is lightweight and has zero dependencies. Link: npm export-to-csv

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Version: ^2.5.1 Description: A library to generate PDFs in JavaScript. It can be used to create PDF documents directly in the browser or in Node.js. Link: npm jspdf

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Version: ^3.8.1 Description: A plugin for jsPDF that allows you to generate PDF tables either by parsing HTML tables or by using JavaScript data directly. Link: npm jspdf-autotable

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Version: ^0.5.0 Description: An extensible JavaScript web text-editor framework with an emphasis on reliability, accessibility, and performance. It allows developers to create unique text editing experiences. Link: npm lexical

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Version: ^2.1.0 Description: A reusable client-server code editor component built on Roslyn and CodeMirror. It provides features like code completion, signature help, quick fixes, diagnostics, and quick info. Link: npm mirrorsharp

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Version: ^2.0.8 Description: Notistack is an extension to Material-UI Snackbar that makes it extremely easy to display notifications. It allows you to stack snackbars on top of one another and is highly customizable. Link: npm notistack

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Version: ^1.0.1 Description: A React component to generate QR codes for rendering to the DOM. It supports rendering as SVG or Canvas. Link: npm qrcode.react

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Version: 18.3.1 Description: React is a JavaScript library for building user interfaces. It allows developers to create reusable UI components. Link: npm react

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Version: ^10.0.1 Description: React component and hook for declarative promise resolution and data fetching. It makes it easy to handle every state of the asynchronous process. Link: npm react-async

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Version: ^1.0.0 Description: A CodeMirror component for React, allowing for the integration of the CodeMirror code editor in React applications. Link: npm react-codemirror

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Version: ^1.0.2 Description: A component that aims to simplify conditional rendering in React by creating a readable interface. Link: npm react-conditionally-render

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Version: ^4.25.0 Description: A simple and reusable datepicker component for React. It supports various configurations and customizations. Link: npm react-datepicker

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Version: ^14.0.5 Description: A set of React utilities to help you build complex drag-and-drop interfaces while keeping your components decoupled. Link: npm react-dnd

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Version: ^14.1.0 Description: The officially supported HTML5 backend for React DnD, providing the drag-and-drop functionality. Link: npm react-dnd-html5-backend

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Version: 18.3.1 Description: This package serves as the entry point to the DOM and server renderers for React. It is intended to be paired with the generic React package. Link: npm react-dom

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Version: ^4.4.6 Description: A simple component for making elements draggable. It wraps an existing element and extends it with new event handlers and styles, allowing for easy drag-and-drop functionality. Link: npm react-draggable

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Version: ^3.5.3 Description: A React component to crop images and videos with easy interactions. It supports drag, zoom, and rotate interactions, making it ideal for image manipulation tasks. Link: npm react-easy-crop

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Version: ^3.1.4 Description: A reusable React error boundary component that helps catch JavaScript errors anywhere in the component tree, log those errors, and display a fallback UI. Link: npm react-error-boundary

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Version: ^5.2.6 Description: This component allows you to encapsulate your entire React application or individual components in an iFrame, providing isolation and encapsulation. Link: npm react-frame-component

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Version: ^4.1.4 Description: Provides React bindings to the Froala WYSIWYG editor, enabling rich text editing capabilities within React applications. Link: npm react-froala-wysiwyg

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Version: ^7.51.3 Description: A performant, flexible, and extensible forms library for React Hooks, designed to simplify form validation and management. Link: npm react-hook-form

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Version: ^2.3.0 Description: An SVG loader for React that allows you to load inline, local, or remote SVGs in your React components. Link: npm react-inlinesvg

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Version: 2.0.0-beta-7 Description: A React component for handling character triggers inside textareas and input fields, useful for building applications with features like emoji suggestions or user mentions. Link: npm react-input-trigger

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Version: ^10.10.0 Description: JSS integration with React, providing a way to style React components using JavaScript. Link: npm react-jss

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Version: ^3.4.2 Description: A generic, extendible carousel UI component for React using Material UI, providing smooth animations and interactive bullet indicators. Link: npm react-material-ui-carousel

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Version: ^6.5.4 Description: A fully customizable query builder component for React, along with a collection of utility functions for importing from, and exporting to, various query languages like SQL, MongoDB, and more. Link: npm react-querybuilder

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Version: ^7.1.2 Description: A lightweight library that utilizes ResizeObservers to handle element resizes in React applications without relying on window resize listeners. Link: npm react-resize-detector

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Version: ^5.3.4 Description: Provides bindings for using React Router in web applications, enabling declarative routing for React web applications. Link: npm react-router-dom

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Version: ^2.0.1 Description: Provides access to the last location in React + React Router applications, useful for handling internal routing and preventing users from leaving the app. Link: npm react-router-last-location

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Version: 5.0.1 Description: Includes scripts and configuration used by Create React App, simplifying the setup and development of React applications. Link: npm react-scripts

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Version: ^7.8.0 Description: Hooks for building lightweight, fast, and extendable datagrids for React, offering features like sorting, filtering, and pagination. Link: npm react-table

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Version: ^2.14.15 Description: Allows you to print React components in the browser by popping up a print window with CSS styles copied over. Link: npm react-to-print

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Version: ^4.4.5 Description: A set of components for managing component states (including mounting and unmounting) over time, specifically designed with animation in mind. Link: npm react-transition-group

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Version: ^2.10.3 Description: A composable charting library built on React components and D3, designed to make it easy to create charts in React applications. Link: npm recharts

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Version: ^0.1.5 Description: A simple utility for removing files and directories. Link: npm remove

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Version: ^3.0.2 Description: A Node.js module that provides a cross-platform implementation of the UNIX command `rm -rf`, allowing for deep recursive deletion of files and directories. Link: npm rimraf

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Version: ^2.5.2 Description: A tool to analyze and debug JavaScript (or Sass or LESS) code bloat through source maps. It shows a treemap visualization to help you understand where the code in your minified bundle is coming from. Link: npm source-map-explorer

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Version: ^3.1.0 Description: A utility to get the top and left coordinates of the caret in a `textarea` or `input type="text"`, useful for implementing autocompletes and other text input features. Link: npm textarea-caret

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Version: ^3.0.1 Description: Provides throttle and debounce functions to control the rate at which a function is executed, useful for optimizing performance in event handling. Link: npm throttle-debounce

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Version: ^5.1.3 Description: A cross-browser @mention engine written in ES6 with no dependencies, supporting various frameworks and WYSIWYG editors. Link: npm tributejs

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Version: ^1.2.1 Description: A utility for merging multiple objects into one, supporting both shallow and deep merging. Link: npm merge

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Version: ^1.9.0 Description: A library to provide OpenID Connect (OIDC) and OAuth2 protocol support for client-side, browser-based JavaScript applications, including user session and access token management. Link: npm oidc-client

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These are development dependencies used during the development process and are not included in the final build of the application.

Version: ^3.2.2 Description: Iconify for React provides a component to use over 200,000 icons from 150+ icon sets. It loads icons on demand from the Iconify API. Link: npm @iconify/react

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Version: ^1.43.1 Description: Playwright Test is a framework for end-to-end testing of web applications, supporting multiple browsers and providing features like auto-wait, tracing, and web-first assertions. Link: npm @playwright/test

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Version: ^20.12.7 Description: This package contains TypeScript type definitions for Node.js, enabling type checking and IntelliSense for Node.js APIs. Link: npm @types/node

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Version: ^2.1.0 Description: The assert module from Node.js, for the browser. It provides a set of assertion functions for verifying invariants. Link: npm assert

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Version: ^6.0.3 Description: The buffer module from Node.js, for the browser. It provides an API identical to Node.js Buffer API for handling binary data. Link: npm buffer

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Version: ^7.0.3 Description: Allows setting environment variables across platforms, making it easier to run scripts that set and use environment variables in a cross-platform way. Link: npm cross-env

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Version: ^3.12.0 Description: A port of Node.js' crypto module to the browser, providing cryptographic operations like hashing, HMAC, encryption, and decryption. Link: npm crypto-browserify

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Version: ^7.0.1 Description: This package includes the shareable ESLint configuration used by Create React App, providing linting rules and settings for React projects. Link: npm eslint-config-react-app

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Version: ^3.6.1 Description: Adds TypeScript support to eslint-plugin-import, allowing ESLint to resolve import paths for TypeScript files according to the TypeScript compiler options. Link: npm eslint-import-resolver-typescript

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Version: ^8.0.3 Description: Provides Flow type linting rules for ESLint, helping enforce Flow type good practices in your codebase. Link: npm eslint-plugin-flowtype

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Version: ^2.29.1 Description: This plugin supports linting of ES6+ (ES2015+) import/export syntax, and prevents issues with misspelling of file paths and import names. Link: npm eslint-plugin-import

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Version: ^6.8.0 Description: Static AST checker for accessibility rules on JSX elements, helping to enforce accessibility best practices in your React applications. Link: npm eslint-plugin-jsx-a11y

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Version: ^7.33.2 Description: Provides linting rules for React, helping to enforce best practices and catch common errors in React code. Link: npm eslint-plugin-react

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Version: ^1.6.1 Description: A JavaScript task runner that can automate repetitive tasks like minification, compilation, unit testing, and linting. Link: npm grunt

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Version: ^2.0.0 Description: A Grunt plugin to create an SVG sprite from a collection of SVG files, optimizing and combining them into a single file. Link: npm grunt-svgstore

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Version: ^1.0.0 Description: A port of Node.js' https module to the browser, allowing for HTTPS requests in browser environments. Link: npm https-browserify

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Version: ^0.3.0 Description: A port of Node.js' os module to the browser, providing basic operating system-related utility functions. Link: npm os-browserify

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Version: ^0.11.10 Description: A port of Node.js' process module to the browser, providing process-related utility functions. Link: npm process

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Version: ^2.2.1 Description: Allows customizing Create React App configuration without ejecting, making it easier to modify webpack configurations and other settings. Link: npm react-app-rewired

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Version: ^3.0.0 Description: A port of Node.js' stream module to the browser, providing a way to handle streaming data in browser environments. Link: npm stream-browserify

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Version: ^3.2.0 Description: An implementation of Node's native http module for the browser, providing HTTP client functionality with streaming support. Link: npm stream-http

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Version: ^4.3.4 Description: A language for application-scale JavaScript development, adding optional static types to JavaScript to improve developer productivity and code quality. Link: npm typescript

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Version: ^0.11.3 Description: Node.js URL module for parsing and resolving URLs, providing utilities for URL resolution and parsing. Link: npm url

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Version: ^2.0.9 Description: Provides two-way data binding and form validation for React, simplifying state management and form handling. Link: npm valuelink

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Version: ^7.21.11 Description: This plugin transforms checks for a private property in an object. Note: This package has been deprecated in favor of @babel/plugin-transform-private-property-in-object. Link: npm @babel/plugin-proposal-private-property-in-object

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Version: ^6.9.1 Description: The fastest JSON schema validator for Node.js and browser, supporting JSON Schema drafts and JSON Type Definition. Link: npm ajv

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Version: ^2.14.1 Description: Native Abstractions for Node.js (NAN) provides a set of macros and utilities to simplify the development of Node.js native addons across different Node.js versions. Link: npm nan

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Version: ^4.3.2 Description: A language for application-scale JavaScript development, adding optional static types to JavaScript to improve developer productivity and code quality. Link: npm typescript

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