@xeplr/rules

Conditional formatting, as a condition language. Renderer-agnostic: it answers whether a rule matches a value and how to format one. What to DO about a match belongs to whatever is drawing.

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Install

npm install @xeplr/rules

The idea

The same rule set colours a table cell and a chart series, because it never knew which one it was for.

Where it sits

Part of Primitives — no framework, no I/O, no opinions about your stack. Data in, data out — the parts everything else is assembled from.

Documentation for @xeplr/rules is in its README on npm.

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