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eryk-sandecki-test-test-3

v1.0.14

Published

A package containing generic components, utils for application

Downloads

3

Readme

trading-bot-frontend-shared

Table of Contents

Installation

Recommend you to use this version Node v21.7.1.

  1. Node_Modules
npm install or npm i
  1. Commit lint required global for commit
npm install -g @commitlint/cli @commitlint/config-conventional

Deploy

npm run build-storybook

After build

npm run deploy

Build Library

npm run build-library

Start

npm run start
npm run storybook

After run local environment you can use some component in sample/index.tsx.

Publish

Publish requires authorize users before publish.

Before publish you need to bump up version in package.json.

npm publish

Instruction

Before commit are call actions:

  • branch name lint
  • stylelint
  • eslint ts
  • eslint tsx
  • prettier
  • commit syntax

If you need skip linters, after the commit message you have to put command:

git commit -m "<message>" --no-verify

Integration

  1. We need to extends types in types/reducers.ts
//@crypto-trading-hub
import { TMainState as TLibraryState } from '@crypto-trading-hub/trading-bot-frontend-shared';

export type TMainState = TLibraryState & { ...restReducers }
  1. Add reducers to store/reducers.ts
// @crypto-trading-hub
import { reducers as libraryReducers } from '@crypto-trading-hub/trading-bot-frontend-shared';

const reducers = {
  ...libraryReducers,
  ...restReducers,
};
  1. Add watcher store/watchers.ts
// @crypto-trading-hub
import { watchers as libraryWatchers } from '@crypto-trading-hub/trading-bot-frontend-shared';

const watchers: Array<Saga<any>> = [
  ...libraryWatchers,
  ...restWatchers,
];
  1. Import scss file to apply styles index.scss
@import '@crypto-trading-hub/trading-bot-frontend-shared/src/styles/common.scss';

Bump Up Packages

After bump up, please make sure that these elements of application works correctly:

- npm run build
- npm run build-library
- npm run build-storybook
- npm run storybook
- npm run test
- npm start
- (linters: branch, commit, eslint, prettier)