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my-testing-component-lib-anadreth

v1.0.5

Published

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Downloads

28

Readme

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[Project name]

[description and purpose of the project, list of core technologies used - react, typescript, java, spring...]

Table of contents

  1. Tools and prerequisites
  2. Specifications, access and passwords
  3. Project setup
  4. Testing
  5. Development and Debug
  6. Code structure
  7. Build and release
  8. Scripts and utils

Tools and prerequisites

  • [required hardware]
  • [required/recommended IDE, it's recommended configuration, plugins...]
  • [required and recommended tools and their versions - cocoapods, node, yarn, npm, docker, jre, jvm, database, browser, git client...]

Specifications, access and passwords

  • [links to specs (confluence, figma, word document, share point...) or project documentation]
  • [links to confluence page with passwords, keystores, certificates]
  • [link to appstore, google play, jenkins]
  • [names of people who can grant access]

Project setup

  • [libraries and dependencies installation (ideally add exact console commands and links to download)]
  • [exact commands and outputs to double check whether the dependency and it's correct version is installed]
  • [how to create .env file (ideally attach template) when needed]
  • [troubleshooting - list of common problems during project setup and their solutions]

Testing

  • [how to setup testing environment (mocha, chai, jest...), similar things as in project setup section]
  • [commands used to run tests]
  • [how to process test outputs]

Development and Debug

  • [styleguide - best practices, conventions and customs, variable naming, usage of patterns (functional components over class components in react, boolean variables must be named isVariable or hasVariable, etc.)]
  • [how to use enforced dev rules like eslint, prettier or similar alternative in java]
  • [links to recommended sources which let to application of these guidelines]
  • [code review guide]
  • [pull request guide (what should be present in pull request, self-check, commit message, git branch naming, etc.)]
  • [how to debug, what tools are needed, what approach is recommended, tips and tricks]
  • [how to work with more complex or not so intuitive systems (dynamic forms, translations, push notifications system...)]
  • [how to test/dev some features which require working with other systems (use web console to send marketing notification for example)]

Code structure

  • [file and folder structure, cheatsheet what to find where (where are common components, screens, hooks, apis, utils...)]

Build and release

  • [github/gitlab actions description]
  • [docker configuration]
  • [manual build/release process]

Scripts and utils

  • [description and usage of helper scripts or tools if there are any present]