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@rsksmart/rif-relay-sdk

v1.0.0-alpha.4

Published

This project contains the SDK of the relaying services system.

Downloads

13

Readme

Relaying Services SDK

This repository contains the relaying services SDK providing a way to developers to easy work with the RIF Relay System.

Description

This SDK provides a javascript/typescript library to easily interact with the RIF Relay System.

How to use it

You can use this library once you have it installed on your project. You have a few ways to installing this dependency:

  • Use a release version: just install this using the install command for node npm i --save @rsksmart/relaying-services-sdk.
  • Use the development version directly from your changes: clone this repository inside your project's root folder and use the npm link mechanism (https://docs.npmjs.com/cli/v8/commands/npm-link) to add it to your project.

After you install the library you can import the RelayingServices interface and the DefaultRelayingServices implementation to start using the SDK.

How to develop

  1. Clone this repository using git clone https://github.com/JONAF2103/relaying-services-sdk.git
  2. Install it using npm install
  3. Make your changes and after all the tests and checks are ok you can run npm run dist to generate a distributable version
  4. Push your new version into a new branch and create a PR

How to generate a new distributable version

  1. Bump the version on the package.json file.
  2. Commit and push any changes included the bump.

For Github

  1. Create a new tag with the new version (from package.json) and GitHub actions will update NPM

For NPM

  1. Run npm login to login to your account on npm registry.
  2. Run npm publish to generate the distributable version for NodeJS

For direct use

  1. Run npm run dist to generate the distributable version.
  2. Commit and push the dist folder with the updated version to the repository on master.

Husky and linters

We use husky to check linters and code styles on commits, if you commit your changes and the commit fails on lint or prettier checks you can use these command to check and fix the errors before trying to commit again:

  • npm run lint: to check linter bugs
  • npm run lint:fix: to fix linter bugs
  • npm run prettier: to check codestyles errors
  • npm run prettier:fix: to fix codestyles errors