essex-toolkit

Provides a set of useful tools, utilities, reusable components, and React hooks built to support our team built library ecosystem. Packages are designed to capture common components and utilities common among projects. See individual package README for specific information.

Python Packages

essex-config

A configuration library that allows for easy configuration of Python applications using environment variables, files, and Azure Key Vault.

fnllm

An LLM wrapper library that provides rate limiting, retry logic, caching, JSON model parsing, and more.

reactivedataflow

A library for creating reactive data flows in Python.

JavaScript Packages

@essex/hooks

Provides a set of useful react hooks to address common use-cases in webGL/canvas/svg applications

@essex/msal-interactor

A wrapper around @azure/msal-browser.

@essex/hierarchy-browser

This component creates tables to view connected data, allowing theming with Thematic.

@essex/thematic-lineup

This component uses the standard LineUp.js table, and does (a) injection of Thematic, (b) cleans it up a little bit, and (c) adds a custom filtering mechanism ThematicLineupStory displays a LineUp instance, while also applying default thematic styles and data colors. Use it for a React-style JSX wrapper around LineUp that has more potential flexibility than the very configuration limited version exposed by the LineUp project. This allows arbitrary column configurations via jsx, and a set of global filters if desired.

@essex/components

Provides a set of React components Works in harmony with Thematic library styling and contains ready-to-use data visuals

@essex/toolbox

Provides is a collection of helper functions

@essex/boolean-expression-component

An expression component to view and toggle filters

Tests

Limited tests are provided within the packages and most components/functions are experimental

License

Licensed under the MIT License.

Contributing

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