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@rush-partners/ft-js-sdk

v1.0.0

Published

JS-SDK

Downloads

1

Readme

Project: FT JS-SDK

This repository creates the JSDK library used to pull in our plugin architecture from FS Apps

  • https://developers.facebook.com/docs/javascript

It will follow a scheme similar to Facebook Plugins

  • https://developers.facebook.com/docs/plugins

Start

  • npm install
  • npm run start

Build

Create a dist folder

  • npm run build

Publishing the NPM

This should only be done by David or Ian

Any files with a package.json file can be published on NPM

You can test your local user with

  • npm config ls

Versioining is an critical point of using NPM, update the version with the following commands, this will also create a tag in GIT. We will employ semantic versioning (semver) https://docs.npmjs.com/getting-started/semantic-versioning so choose the command that relates to the bump.

  • npm version patch
  • npm version minor
  • npm version major

To push the tags use

  • git push --follow-tags

Login to NPM, run the command below and enter the user and pass

  • npm login

Org scoping, this should already be set up but documenting

  • npm config set scope rush-partners --global

To publish use in the directory root with a package.json

  • npm publish

Remove package

  • npm unpublish --force

Facebook examples include:

  • Enables you to use the Like Button and other Social Plugins on your site.
  • Enables you to use Facebook Login to lower the barrier for people to sign up on your site.
  • Makes it easy to call into Facebook's Graph API.
  • Launch Dialogs that let people perform various actions like sharing stories.
  • Facilitates communication when you're building a game or an app tab on Facebook.

Very old source code: https://github.com/facebookarchive/facebook-js-sdk/tree/deprecated

Todo

  • [ ] Need to address local VS Code settings so it lints correctly