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@go1d/retriever

v3.0.57

Published

Explore UI

Downloads

1,000

Readme

Go1d Retriever test coverage

Maintainers

Content Discovery #team-content-discovery

Start

npm ci
npm run dev:setup
pushd ../prospector && npm link ../retriever/build && popd
npm run dev:link ../prospector
npm run dev:watch

Run Storybook

npm run storybook

Run i18n tests

npm ci
npm run lingui:extract
npm run lingui:compile
npm run test:i18n -- --coverage

Develop

Update typings

For who use Windows you can follow this: Update package.json of schema:update script to set QUERY_ENDPOINT=https://api.qa.go1.cloud/query & sh ./tools/updateSchema.sh


Use 1query on QA environment:

export QUERY_ENDPOINT=https://api.qa.go1.cloud/query && npm run schema:update


Use 1query on your local machine:

```sh
export QUERY_ENDPOINT=http://localhost:6382 && npm run schema:update

Known issues

Peer deps

In order to upgrade to latest shared packages which means we need to upgrade to react@^17.x however this package react-apollo@(2|3)x requires react@^16.x so we really need to upgrade this package although looks like there's no issue right now based on content-selector consumes this package without issues.

To work with new npm checking deps, we have to hack around by using legacy peer deps in .npmrc so this setting should be removed as soon as this package got updated to support react@^17.