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qanoonisharedpackage

v1.1.95

Published

A package containing reusable React components

Downloads

3,988

Readme

Qanooni Package Setup Guide

This guide will help you set up the qanoonisharedpackage and link it to your Outlook and Word projects.

Activating the Qanooni Package

  1. Update the project to add the componants you want to use from Outlook and Word
  2. Make sure to update the package.json (for example package version)
  3. Run these commands to create your package
    npm install
    npm run build
  4. Publish on npm by following these steps
  • Create an account npmjs
  • Get a classic publish token
  • Set it as a variable
     export NPM_TOKEN=npm_rkq...
  • Run this to publish
     npm publish --//registry.npmjs.org/:_authToken=$NPM_TOKEN
  1. Update the versions of the package in Outlook and Word package.json
  2. Reinstall packages
     npm isntall
  3. You can now import items like this
     import {Spinner} from 'qanoonisharedpackage';

NOTE

This setup was made by someone who has never published packages before. If you have a suggestion to improve this process please get in touch.