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@valkyrion/lcp-package-test

v0.1.1

Published

Test Lancer LCP data

Downloads

5

Readme

lcp-package-test

Butler Publish NPM Publish

This repository includes several workflows to streamline the deployment of an LCP packages to NPM and Itch.io upon the creation of a GitHub Release. LCPs are data files that can be used with COMP/CON, the character creation app for the Lancer RPG. It additionally includes a manually-triggered workflow that increments the LCP and package versions and creates a matching GitHub tag.

Secrets Required

Deployment to NPM and Itch.io requires the following GitHub secrets, respectively:

Variables Required

Deployments to NPM and Itch.io require several preset GitHub variables, either at the org, repository, or environment level.

NPM deployments require the following variables:

  • ACCESS_LEVEL: Should be either public or restricted. Used to determine NPM package visibility as per npm publish --access.

Itch.io deployments require the following variables:

  • ITCH_GAME: Itch.io project name. If your project URL is username.itch.io/project-name, your project name is project-name.
  • ITCH_USER: Itch.io user name. If your project URL is username.itch.io/project-name, your user name is username.
  • BUTLER_CHANNEL: Project channel name for the package in kebab-case. Packages submitted to a project under an existing channel name overwrite the previous package with the same channel name. Options for packages in that channel (like "mark as demo" or "hide this project") are controlled via the project's "Edit project" page on Itch.io; they are maintained between deployments. For more information, check the Butler docs.