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hypercurrent-commerce-engine

v0.0.63

Published

1. To use npm, first ensure you have an npm account on [npm.js](https://www.npmjs.com/). 2. Then run `npm login` on a terminal. 3. Update the author and name fields in package.json. The name will define the package name on npm that people can use to insta

Downloads

16

Readme

Building & publishing to npm

  1. To use npm, first ensure you have an npm account on npm.js.
  2. Then run npm login on a terminal.
  3. Update the author and name fields in package.json. The name will define the package name on npm that people can use to install it.
  4. Run npm run build. This will build the app into a dist folder.
  5. Update the version in package.json or by running npm version <major | minor | patch>.
  6. Next run npm publish to publish up to npm. If you have a paid account you can publish a private package but if it will be public then the flag --access is required.

Now the package is published anyone can install it using npm install <name of package>.