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iw-auth-sdk

v0.4.5

Published

Innerworks' Authorization SDK written in Javascript and published on npm as `iw-auth-sdk`

Downloads

13

Readme

Javascript Authorization SDK

Innerworks' Authorization SDK written in Javascript and published on npm as iw-auth-sdk

Publishing

A change made to this SDK should be put in a seperate branch and a PR made to merge into the dev branch. On approval the PR will be merged and dev will reflect the changes. On merge to dev a workflow will run that tags the commit with 'dev-latest'.

To then move into QA create another PR merging dev into QA, merging this PR will lead to a workflow that labels the new commit qa.

Finally, once appropriate QA testing has occurred a similar process is used to merge into prod, only in prod will the workflow then publish the newest version to npm.

Using Non-Production Versions

Since non-production versions are not present in npm, they cannot be tested using npm i iw-auth-sdk as normal. Instead, appropriate scripts should be set up in the Node.js project that use this SDK, for example:

...package.json

"scripts" : {
  "build:dev" : "npm install github:InnerWorks-me/iw-auth-sdk-js#dev-latest && next build",
  "build:qa" : "npm install github:InnerWorks-me/iw-auth-sdk-js#qa-latest && next build"
}

Note that you must have an SSH key set up locally with an account that has read access to this repository