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shypes

v0.0.43

Published

A library meant to be used as a single source of truth for typescript types between client and server applications.

Downloads

49

Readme

Welcome to the world of shared types

To contribute:

  1. Create a new type anywhere within the /src directory. This can be in an existing directory/file or a new one.
  • If creating a new file, export everything from an index.ts file
  1. Make sure that is is exported from /src/index.ts
  2. Increment the pacakge version
  3. Push to remote and open a PR here

For example: If a new directory experimentGroup is created. Use index.ts at /experimentGroup/index.ts to define and export your type/interface/etc. Then in /src/index.ts, add export * from './experimentGroup'.

On push to main, if the above was done correctly, a github action will trigger and publish the latest version of the package to be used.

Versioning

Until future notice, always increment the "minor minor" or "bug fix" version of the package.

Beta Versions

To publish a beta version of the package, increment the version in package.json, and then run npm publish --tag beta. This will allow you to install the beta version of the package by running npm install shypes@beta. Note: Users will need to run npm install shypes@latest to get the latest stable version of the package.