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react-16-quiz

v3.1.1

Published

Quiz component

Downloads

3

Readme

React Quiz

A React Quiz component developed by the British Council.

Usage

To start the demo

npm install
npm start
open http://localhost:3000

To run tests:

npm test -- --watch

Releasing

We use Semantic Versioning and bump versions using the npm version command (see npm docs). We've defined preversion and postversion hooks in package.json.

How to release a new version

  1. You should only publish the master branch. Make sure to be clear on what kind of version it is (patch, minor or major). Create a new version:

    npm version patch

    This transpiles the source files to ES5 using babel. The version is bumped and committed to both master and in the dist branch (which is an orphan branch that only includes the files we want to distribute). You'll be left in the dist branch.

  2. Ensure you are in the dist branch. Do a git log to check that the version number is correct. Test that the version works correctly. When you're confident, push to GitHub:

    git push origin && git push origin --tags
  3. Again, make sure you are still in the dist branch. Publish to npm:

    Example:

    npm publish ./
  4. Go back to master branch and push it.

Credits

webpack setup based on React Hot Boilerplate.