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@assemble-inc/util

v0.1.10

Published

Assemble Utility Function Library

Downloads

12

Readme

Assemble Utilities

Welcome to Assemble Utilities!

We aim to create a hub for TypeScript Utilities that can be reusable throughout our Assemble projects.

Table of Contents

Importing and using the library

  1. yarn add @assemble-inc/util or npm i @assemble-inc/util
  2. import a hook with its named export i.e. import { formatPhoneNumber } from '@assemble-inc/util';

Contributing

  1. Clone this repo (or parent repo)
  2. Create a branch: git checkout -b developer-name/component-name
  3. Make some changes
  4. Test your changes
  5. Push your branch and open a Pull Request
  6. Let the team know

Publishing

Then every time you make an update to the library, republish it to npm:

  1. Run yarn publish-packages
  2. At root of repo run yarn changeset and follow instructions - this will automatically bump major/minor versions of packages and prepare them to be published. Any packages with "private": true in their package.json will not be published.
  3. Run yarn changeset publish

note: In order to publish, you will need to log into your NPM account first.

Maintainers

Assemble Frontend Team

License

This code is open source software licensed under the MIT License.