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ampersand-common-module

v1.0.23

Published

This is common module used across all the ampersand microservices

Downloads

367

Readme

Package name - ampersand-common-module

Latest version - v1.0.23

  • This package holds all the common functionalities used in the Ampersand project.
  • All the typescript code is written inside the src folder.
  • Once the code is added, make sure you generate a new build by running the following command npm run build

  • The above command will generate a new build folder named dist

  • All the data renders from this dist folder

  • Push this new build to repository and publish this package.

  • To import any functionality, you can simply use the import statement.

    e.g :
    import { RandomId } from 'constant';