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@moontai0724/package-template

v2.0.0

Published

An npm package template.

Downloads

13

Readme

@moontai0724/package-template

NPM Version NPM Downloads Codecov

Features

Getting Started

1. Use this template to create a new repository.

Click the Use this template button on the top right corner of the repository page.

2. Clone the repository, and install the dependencies.

Just clone your repo and install the dependencies with any package manager you like. This template does not strong bind to any package manager, but the used package manager in GitHub Actions workflow is pnpm. You may need to modify the workflow file if you use other package managers.

3. Modify the package content to fit your project.

There are few places you need to modify to fit your project, like package.json, README.md. You can use the following command to replace most of the content:

YOUR_GITHUB_USER="your-user-name"
YOUR_REPO_NAME="your-awesome-package-name"
sed -i "s/moontai0724/${YOUR_GITHUB_USER}/g" package.json README.md .github/workflows/*
sed -i "s/package-template/${YOUR_REPO_NAME}/g" package.json README.md .github/workflows/*

4. Start coding!

Publish

This template uses CodeCov to check the code coverage. You can remove the CodeCov badge and the related scripts in package.json if you don't need it. If you want to use CodeCov, you need to set the CODECOV_TOKEN in the repository secrets.

Once you done, you can push your codes to the main branch.

The actions in this template will auto perform following steps when you push the code to the main branch:

  • Test: Run tests and generate coverage report
  • Build: Generate bundled and minified esm, cjs version (for browser), and unminified esm version (for node).
  • Release: Bump Version & Generate Changelog
  • Publish the package to npm
  • Publish docs to GitHub Pages: You may need to setup the GitHub Pages in the repository settings.

You can modify the workflow file to fit your needs.

Install

NPM

npm install @moontai0724/package-template

Yarn

yarn add @moontai0724/package-template

PNPM

pnpm add @moontai0724/package-template

Usage

import { add, divide, max } from "@moontai0724/package-template";

add(1, 2); // 3
divide(1, 2); // 0.5
max(1, 2); // 2

API Document

See the API documentation.