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@smart-factor/ensys-js-utilities

v0.0.15

Published

Ensys JS Utilities for front-end developers

Downloads

24

Readme

Development

Develop utility functions in src folder, remember to aggregate them by domain / responsibility. Testing environment is configured - to run unit tests simply run npm "test" script.

You can test functions manually using them just like any other library:

  • build package, set it as dependency (local dependency is enough) in any external project, import and use
  • create node file, require dist/index.js and run it
  • etc...

Building

To build a distribution package simply run tsc in root folder.

Remember to install Typescript Compiler first!

Publishing

You need to be logged in npm registry and be a member of smart-factor npm organization. Make changes, build distribution package, increase version number in package.json and run npm publish in Your command line interface.

Remember to push changes to the repo!