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@mynewsdesk/notifications

v2.0.0

Published

Client side js library to abstract notifications logic from the ui

Downloads

3

Readme

Notifications JS Client

JavaScript client library wrapping the mnd-notifications backend API and providing an interval based polling mechanism to listen for new notifications.

Build

rollup is used to build the js library. To run the build use:

yarn build

Development

For development you can run:

yarn start

This will start a development server which serves a test page at http://localhost:10001.

You can use this to test local changes, assuming you have the mnd-notifications backend running at http://mnd-notifications.test. The index.html file used for the server can be found in public

Releasing

  • use lerna publish in the parent folder

Testing

  • to run the tests use:
yarn test
  • to rerun test when saving run:
yarn test --watch
  • coverage reports can be shown with:
yarn coverage

Documentation

  • class and method documentation can be found in api.md
  • to generate the documentation from source run:
yarn doc:build
  • to see the documentation while developing run (documention will be serverd at http://localhost:4001):
yarn doc:serve

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