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@bcredi/bcredi-widget

v4.4.0

Published

New Bcredi simulator, made with preact

Downloads

128

Readme

Bcredi Simulator Widget

Coverage

New Bcredi simulator, made with preact

:checkered_flag: How to start

First of all, you need to download the packages, so, just call:

$ npm install
# or `yarn`

:computer: How to development

To run locally:

$ npm run dev
# or `yarn start`

A server on port 8080 will be started. Just go to http://localhost:8080.

:hammer: How to build the project

$ npm run build
# or `yarn build`

This command will build the project and create a folder called "build", placing inside it all files you will need to run the project in production.

:package: How to publish

To publish a new version in npm run the following command:

$ npm run np
# or `yarn np` 

Remember to update the CHANGELOG.md with the last change.