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Get safety and consistency with real-time monitoring and automatic updates for npm dependencies
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We love jest so much, we even converted our angular tests to use jest. It's faster and works great with our eco-system.
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Nesting css classes inside their context makes our styling lives a lot easier!
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We'll be real happy if you're willing to star or contribute the project. Check out our Easy-Picker issue label for a quick start.