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@squiz/dxp-porter-shared

v0.4.2

Published

For sharing type definitions between porter service and consumers of the service

Downloads

502

Readme

DXP Porter Shared

Overview

The @squiz/dxp-porter-shared is designed to streamline communication and data consistency across services within our mono repository. By centralizing common data structures and types.

Purpose

  • Reduce the likelihood of errors and mismatches between services by enforcing a single source of truth for shared types.
  • Promote code reusability by providing a centralized location for common types.
  • Ensure consistency in data representation and communication protocols.

Usage

To leverage the functionality exported by the @squiz/dxp-porter-shared, follow these steps:

  • Installation: Install the package in your service's environment using your preferred package manager (e.g., npm or yarn).
npm install @squiz/dxp-porter-shared
  • Import Shared Types: Import the necessary types into your service's codebase.
import { PortStatus } from '@squiz/dxp-porter-shared';
  • Utilize Shared Types: Once imported, you can freely use the shared types within your service's codebase, ensuring consistent data representation and communication protocols.