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The Azure SDK for JavaScript is composed solely of many individual libraries that can be installed in standard JavaScript environments.
Libraries for standard JavaScript environments are listed in the package index. Azure packages have names that begin with the @azure
scope.
With these Azure libraries you can provision and manage resources on Azure services (using the management libraries, whose names begin with @azure/arm-
) and connect with those resources from app code.
npm install <library>
npm install
retrieves the latest version of a library in your current JavaScript environment.
You can use any package name listed in the package index.
npm install <library>@<version-number>
You can use any package name listed in the package index.
npm list <library>
You can use any package name listed in the package index.
npm uninstall <library>
You can use any package name listed in the package index.
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Documentation
Azure SDK libraries for JavaScript - JavaScript on Azure
Listing of the package names, NPM links, docs links, and source code links for all libraries in the Azure SDK for JavaScript.
Use Azure client libraries for JavaScript - JavaScript on Azure
To programmatically access your Azure services, use the Azure client libraries (SDKs) for JavaScript or TypeScript development.
Loop over data from the Azure SDK for JavaScript - JavaScript on Azure
Loop over large sets of data using async iterators in the Azure SDK for JavaScript. This article explains async iterators, their benefits, and provides practical examples for handling paginated data from Azure services.