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@bucketeer/sdk

v1.44.0

Published

## Setup

Downloads

24

Readme

Bucketeer Client-side SDK for Web

Setup

Install prerequisite tools.

Setup npm token.

export NPM_TOKEN=<YOUR_NPM_TOKEN>

Install dependencies.

make init

Development

SDK

Format.

make fmt

Lint.

make lint

Build.

make build

Run unit tests.

make test

Run e2e tests. First, replace placeholders in ava-e2e.config.js, then run the command below.

make e2e

Publish to npm. First, add version field to package.json, then run the command below. (Usually you don't need to publish manually because CI/CD workflow publishes automatically.)

make publish

example

Before build example, you need some setups.

  • Build SDK.
  • Replace placeholders in client/index.ts
  • Move to example directory. cd example
  • Install dependencies. make init

Build.

make build

Start example server.

make start

If you want to use published SDK instead of local one, see NOTE: in the example code

Contributing

CONTRIBUTING.md

SDK User Docs

Samples

Bucketeer Samples