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@gruzf/numen-lib

v2.0.11

Published

Easy way to initialize a project to create your own library

Downloads

68

Readme

numen LIB

numen lib

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NUMEN LIB will help you init your library using typescript. Based on the @gruzf/numen-cli and @gruzf/numen

Install

npm install -g @gruzf/numen-cli

or

yarn global add @gruzf/numen-cli

Usage

numen-lib create

npx @gruzf/numen-lib create

After initializing the project, compile it

npm run start

and use it from compiled folder (lib as default)

import yourFunction from "./lib";

Options

example

Initialize example folder

numen-lib create -e

Publishing

For publishing, numen lib uses semantic-release configured for GitLab and commitlint. You just need to set secret variables in GitLab CI/CD and run your code, after successful completion of the pipeline, your library will be published on npm