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guardian-contentatom

v2.4.62

Published

Content Atom JavaScript, automatically generated from the Thrift definition.

Downloads

9

Readme

Content Atom Model Definition

This is the Thrift definition of the Content Atom model, and the published versions of this repository are built from the autogenerated code in various languages.

Maven Central

Thrift

You need to have french-thrift 0.9.3 installed locally.

How to release

$ sbt 'release cross'

This will release 3 artifacts to Maven Central:

  • content-atom-model-thrift-$version.jar contains only the Thrift files
  • content-atom-model_2.11-$version.jar contains the Thrift files and Scrooge-generated Scala 2.11 classes
  • content-atom-model_2.12-$version.jar contains the Thrift files and Scrooge-generated Scala 2.12 classes

You will need a PGP key and Sonatype credentials. See here and here for some helpful guides.

To cross release locally use

$ sbt '+publishLocal'

JavaScript

The JS library should be published to npmjs, see:

https://www.npmjs.com/package/publish

and npm help publish.

If you're unfamiliar with publishing on npm the following commands can be useful:

  • npm whoami - to find out your username (if you have created one)
  • npm adduser - to create a user
  • npm owner ls - to check the owners of content-atom.
  • npm owner add <username> - to add a new owner allowing them to publish content-atom.

But in summary:

  1. Bump the version number in package.json

  2. Make sure you have built the latest version of the JS library with sbt compile

  3. If you've added another type, be sure to add it to js/main.js

  4. Then, npm publish in the same directory as package.json