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@riboseinc/iso-15924

v1.20200424.1

Published

ISO 15924 codes

Downloads

4

Readme

= ISO 15924 codes

Complete set of fields from the original dataset, with matching names.

Includes index by code.

== Installation

[source]

yarn add "@riboseinc/iso-15924"

== Usage

[source]

import data from '@riboseinc/iso-15924'

for (const item of data) { console.info(item.Code); console.info(item["N°"]); console.info(item["Unicode Version"]); }

[source]

import data from '@riboseinc/iso-15924/index-by-code.json'

console.info(data["Adlm"].Code);

== Release process

=== Versioning

The package is versioned as follows:

[source]

1.20200101.0 | | | | | ^ patch version | ^ timestamp ^ major version

Timestamp reflects the date of latest item in the registry.

=== Rebuild the registry

[source]

yarn compile; yarn build-json; yarn dist

=== Ensure correct version

This will create files under dist/, including package.json with version that reflects the timestamp of the latest item in the registry.

Major and patch components of the version are currently fixed as 1 and 0 respectively. If a different major or patch package version should be published, manually edit dist/package.json to increment the number.

=== Publishing to NPM

Publish as per usual. This is not done automatically.