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csv-package

v0.2.16

Published

Package of data files, components, validation & helpers for the CSV IVO system

Downloads

14

Readme

CSV Package

Package of data files, components, validation & helpers for the CSV IVO system.

Notes:

  • This project was bootstrapped with TSDX
  • This repository uses SAMVER to track versions.
  • It uses git tags to track versions.

Deploy and new version

  1. Commit any modifications to this repo.
  2. Run the appropriate version increment. e.g. npm version patch
  3. Run git push --tags
  4. Done! - There are GitHub actions that will deploy the version to NPM.

When to add question schema and validation here

Avoid moving question schema and validation into this package until they are well defined and mostly complete. If either of these are moved in too early it will slow developement down considerably.

The process to follow should be:

  1. Create new application type in the csv-api and csv-fvio-application repos.
  2. Get the question schema and validation to a postion where they are 99% complete and signed off.
  3. Move question schema and validation into this repo/package
  4. Publish new version
  5. Update the csv-fvio-application repo to used schema and valdiation from this repo
  6. Move on to adding application type to the registrar portal.