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@kbase/narrative-utils

v0.0.6

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Utility modules and functions for the Jupyterlab Narrative

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narrative-utils

Utility modules and APIs and such for the Jupyterlab Narrative

This is all written in TypeScript for the Shiny New KBase-UI. It's packaged and stored on NPM in the @kbase namespace.

Installation for other modules

> npm install @kbase/narrative-utils

Testing

  1. Fetch this repo.
> git clone https://github.com/kbaseIncubator/narrative-utils
> cd narrative-utils
  1. Build it
> npm install
  1. Run the tests
> npm run test

Contributing

Adding code

All the code is under src/ in various .ts (TypeScript) modules. When adding a new module or function, be sure that it is included in index.ts as an export statement, as that's the main entrypoint.

This is (currently) meant to be a catchall utility module for the new Narrative-Jupyterlab interface. It might eventually be broken down into sub-utilities, or more specialized things. For now, though, anything goes. Just decompose as logic dictates.

Be sure to run npm run build and npm run test occcasionally to test your stuff!

Testing

Each added module should be accompanied by tests. This uses Mocha as the test runner and Chai as the runner language. All test specs are included under test/. They're expected to run in a Node environment. If your module expects some browser features, you might need to add those to the test runner. See test/authSpec.js for an example of using jsdom to dummy up a window and document feature.