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@42.nl/react-error-store

v1.1.5

Published

Storing errors and listening to their changes.

Downloads

1,015

Readme

About

Build Status Codecov

Storing errors and listening to their changes.

Installation

npm install @42.nl/react-error-store --save

Documentation

See the documentation.

Developing

When developing a new feature, make sure you do not update the package.json's version this will happen whenever a release is made on master by the releasers.

Create a PR to submit your changes to the master branch, the maintainers will review your work and decide if the feature warrented or if the bug is vaporized.

Releasing

Drafting a new release is as simple as running npm run release. This command runs (https://github.com/sindresorhus/np)[np] under the hood, which will guide you through the process of drafting a release.

A checklist for after the release:

  • [] Make sure a tag is created in GitHub
  • [] Make sure the release is created in GitHub.
  • [] Make sure the release is on NPM.