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@setapp/setapp-button

v1.0.0

Published

Setapp button for vendors sites

Downloads

15

Readme

Desktop-App-Helper

Contributing guide

  1. Create feature branch and perform changes.
  2. Push changes to the origin and create pull-request.
  3. After pull-request merging update local master.
  4. Bump version and add a tag (for example using npm version).
  5. Build module npm run build.
  6. Push changes to the origin.
  7. Publish new version to NPM.

Versioning rules

  • patch - new features and non-breaking fixes for existing ones. Does not require related projects updating
  • minor - breaking changes that require related projects updating
  • major - reserved for major updates

Testing in related projects

There is a way to test new version of desktop-app-helper without publishing it to NPM:

  1. Execute npm link inside desktop-app-helper project root.
  2. Execute npm link @macpaw/desktop-app-helper inside related project's root.
  3. Rebuild related project if needed.

Scripts

  • npm run lint - check code with eslint
  • npm run build - it will generate lib dir with ES4 files