github/bio-tools/biotoolsSum
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Software Credit
| Manager | Name | Credit |
|---|---|---|
| npm | bootstrap | 0.026 |
| npm | font-awesome | 0.026 |
| npm | highcharts-exporting | 0.026 |
| npm | highcharts-no-data-to-display | 0.026 |
| npm | history | 0.026 |
| npm | jsdocx | 0.026 |
| npm | prop-types | 0.026 |
| npm | ramda | 0.026 |
| npm | rc-slider | 0.026 |
| npm | rc-tooltip | 0.026 |
| npm | react | 0.026 |
| npm | react-bootstrap | 0.026 |
| npm | react-bootstrap-table | 0.026 |
| npm | react-dom | 0.026 |
| npm | react-fontawesome | 0.026 |
| npm | react-highcharts | 0.026 |
| npm | react-js-pagination | 0.026 |
| npm | react-redux | 0.026 |
| npm | react-router | 0.026 |
| npm | react-router-bootstrap | 0.026 |
| npm | react-router-dom | 0.026 |
| npm | react-router-redux | 0.026 |
| npm | react-s-alert | 0.026 |
| npm | react-table | 0.026 |
| npm | react-test-renderer | 0.026 |
| npm | redux | 0.026 |
| npm | redux-form | 0.026 |
| npm | redux-observable | 0.026 |
| npm | redux-persist | 0.026 |
| npm | reselect | 0.026 |
| npm | rx-dom | 0.026 |
| npm | rxjs | 0.026 |
| npm | whatwg-fetch | 0.026 |
| npm | xlsx | 0.026 |
| npm | immutable | 0.026 |
| npm | 0.019 | |
| npm | core-js | 0.013 |
| npm | regenerator-runtime | 0.013 |
| package.json | github/bio-tools/biotoolsSum | 0.01 |
| npm | babel-preset-minify | 0.006 |
| npm | browser-sync | 0.004 |
| npm | conventional-github-releaser | 0.004 |
| npm | corp-semantic-release | 0.004 |
| npm | del | 0.004 |
| npm | gulp | 0.004 |
| npm | gulp-autoprefixer | 0.004 |
| npm | gulp-clean-css | 0.004 |
Note that credit values are rounded and expanded (so shared dependencies are represented as one record) and may not add to 1.0. Rounded values that hit zero are removed.
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