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@kibibit/configurations

v1.0.0

Published

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Readme

configurations

How to use

You can copy the files directly to a project based on each configuration's own readme.

The BETTER way to do this is to use git submodules. This will allow you to keep configurations up-to-date as they change in this repository.

git submodule

initialize by going into your project and running

# add submodule and define the master branch as the one you want to track
cd <your_project>
git submodule add -b master https://github.com/Kibibit/configurations.git
git submodule init 

to update to the latest files, run this:

# update your submodule --remote fetches new commits in the submodules
# and updates the working tree to the commit described by the branch
git submodule update --remote --init

Initial cloning

to clone a project including all the submodules, run this command

git clone <your_repo> --recursive

npm dependency

run npm install --save-dev @kibibit/configurations to install this as an npm dependency

point all your tools to <relative_root_folder>/node_modules/@kibibit/configurations/<config_filename> to use these configurations.

in order to update the configurations to the latest version, just update the dependency's version.

Dependencies: