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@bamachoub/core

v1.0.6

Published

Core library for bamachoubd apps

Downloads

26

Readme

Bamachoub Core Library

Includes assets, core functionality, required hooks and most used values for bamachoub web and mobile apps.

Updating package

How to test updated package locally

  1. Clone current repo to your pc
  2. Update the code or assets as you wish
  3. Run npm link to link @bamachoub/core to your npm locally
  4. In your project dir run npm link @bamachoub/core to update package
  5. Test changes but remember that these changes are local
  6. After each npm install in your source project you need to link again. (if you added @bamachoub/core as depencency)
  7. To publish npm package read next section

How to publish changes to package

  1. Make required changes to the repo
  2. Change package version following semver rules mentioned in next section
  3. Make sure you are added as a developer to bamachoub org in npm website
  4. Run npm login then login with your npm account
  5. Run npm publish --access public
  6. Now you can see changes here

Semantic versioning in npm

The version value is a combination of 3 digits separated by dot operator. Let’s say the version is a.b.c

First value (a in a.b.c) specifies the major version of the package — It means this version has Major code changes and it might contain breaking API changes.
Second value (b in a.b.c) specifies the minor version which contains minor changes but will not contain breaking API changes.
Third value (c in a.b.c) specifies the patch version which usually contains bug fixes.

Lets consider you just added a readme.md file which is not an API change so you can increment the patch version which is the last digit by 1.

So change the version inside package.json file from 1.0.0 to 1.0.1 and run the npm publish command again.

Values

Exists of colors, enums, layout values, quantities and share strings.