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translation-helps-rcl

v3.6.3

Published

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Readme

translation-helps-rcl

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A React Component Library for rendering and editing scripture translation resources.

Development

Local Development

We use yalc[1] to do local development

Testing Locally With Other Apps

If you are testing locally with another app (e.g. gateway-edit) do the following:

  1. go to your local clone of translation-helps-rcl
  2. edit package.json:
    1. make "postpublish" non-runnable in scripts
    2. let $currentVersion = $localRepo/package.version let $newVersion = $incrementPatch $currentVersion in translation-helps-rcl/package.json NOTE: forall source-code changes perform this step BEFORE testing local consumer apps.
  3. run yalc publish
  4. change directories to consumer-app
    • ensure to checkout develop branch to test the changes
  5. run yalc add translation-helps-rcl@$newVersion
  6. run yarn
  7. start testing (typically yarn (dev | start))

consumer-app: the app that consumes translation-helps-rcl that needs to be tested with updates from translation-helps-rcl.

Dev Process / Publishing

The following is a psudo-code of our PR/QA Process

`let $latestPublishedVersion = <pull latest non-beta version from npm>`
1. in library
  `let $betaVersion = $incrementBetaVersion $latestPublishedVersion`
  `let $newLatestVersion = $incrementVersion $latestPublishedVersion` 
  1. publish $betaVersion to npm from local machine
  2. update package.json to $newLatestVersion 
  3. Create a commit and push
  4. Create PR 
    `let LibPrLink = PRlink`
    `let PRLibDesc = <write pr description>`
    1. mark PR as draft
    2. add reviewers to PR
    3. set PR status to in review
    4. `let AppReviewLinks = LibPrLink`

6. ∀.app ∈ consumer-apps 
  1. update the `<lib>@$latestPublishedVersion` to `<lib>@$betaVersion` in app/package.json
  2. create a commit and push
  3. create a PR
    `let PRLink`
    `let PRdescription = <write pr description> + <write testing steps>`
    `AppReviewLinks += PRLink`
    1. mark PR as draft
    3. ensure a netlify deploy preview has been created
    2. add reviewers to PR
    4. set PR status to in review
    5. append `PRdescription` to `LibPRDesc`

7. `∀pr ∈ lib. if reviewPass pr (merge pr) (fix pr)`

8. in library
  1. pull and checkout to `<main>` branch
  2. publish $newLatestVersion to npm from local machine

9. `∀pr ∈ consumer-apps`
  1. `if reviewPass pr`
    1. update `<lib>@$betaVersion` to `<lib>@$newLatestVersion` in app/package.json 
    2. commit and push
    2. merge pr
    3. else `(fix pr)`

10. `∀pr ∈ lib <> consumer-apps >> setAsInQAStatus pr`
11. Send discord message to QA (DM to Elsy, Daniel) with `LibPrLink <> first AppReviewLinks`
12. `∀pr ∈ lib <> consumer-apps. if passQa pr (celebrate) (create new issues and start dev proces over)`

Peer Dependencies

This package requires @material-ui v4 core, icons, and lab. Material-UI Installation

The CSS Styles implementation uses the updated version and is incompatible with v3.

A few components use the Lab components such as the Skeleton for the infinite scrolling effect.

[1]: todo include link [2]: this might could be removed since the management of package versions could be automated away. None-the-less when the version needs to be updated and what it needs to be updated to is more complicated than meets the eye. [3]: TODO: automate the process for fetching current npm version