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all-in-one-inbox-common

v1.0.53

Published

This repo is a collection of common modules used across all the other AII repos.

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All In One Inbox common modules

This repo is a collection of common modules used across all the other AII repos.

Development

  1. Do your changes
  2. run npm run prepublish
  3. Then commit changes and push to git

Instalation

For now, you have to use it as local module to install it. In consequence the installation can change according with your project platform.

AWS Lambdas

You have to copy the dist folder to node_modules wherever you want to use it. Look at your working repo to see if there is a script to do it automatically.

## Other platforms

Add to your package.json the next dependency:

"all-in-one-inbox-common":"file:../common/dist"

The file dir may change according with your working project path.