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reusable-charts

v1.0.0

Published

## Pre requisites

Downloads

0

Readme

PUBLISHING REUSABLE CHARTS

Pre requisites

  • Create NPM account [https://www.npmjs.com/]

Flow

  • Terminal – (Clone - Git Bash)

    • Fork Repo (on code.gramener.com) -> Clone your personal Repository – [https://code.gramener.com/reuse/reusable-charts]
    • Open Terminal -> git bash
    • Run git clone your repo

STEPS TO DO

  • Create a NPM Directory
    • Inside project repo open terminal
      • type "NPM init" and fill in all the details
      • install required d3 package "npm i d3"
  • Open index.html in browser to see bar chart
  • In command prompt
    • type "npm login"
      • Provide your npm account credentials
      • It might ask for OTP received in your email id
    • "npm publish"

Submit you code

  • Commit and push the fixes to your fork. Check on Gitlab that CI/CD > Pipelines passes without errors
  • Create an issue titled Exercise submission. Add a link to your repo, link to your NPM Package and submit the issue.