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type-schema-mapper

v0.1.1

Published

Type Schema Mapper: Easily convert your database schema into typescript objects with in-built CRUD methods to better improve your development workflow.

Downloads

4

Readme

template-node-package

This is my template node package. I am seeing if github actions can deploy this automatically for me.

Setup instructions

  • Rename variables in package.json:
    • name
    • description
    • repository.url
    • bugs.url
    • homepage
  • Install packages using npm i
  • Enable GitHub Actions permissions on GitHub to create or approve pull requests (Settings -> Actions -> General -> Workflow permissions -> Allow GitHub Actions to create and approve pull requests).
  • Create an access token (automation type) on npmjs.com, and add it as a secret on your github secrets as NPM_TOKEN (Settings -> Secrets and variables -> Actions -> Secrets -> New repository secret).
  • Delete CHANGELOG.md so it can be created with info about the new package.
  • Create new release note by running npm run add:release-note. Select patch when option appears.
  • Commit and push changes.
  • After github actions run, merge in created pull request.

Commands

  • build: Converts the typescript code to javascript.
  • add:release-note: Adds a release note for the changes you have made. For minor and major releases, make sure they are their own commit.
  • publish-package: Used by the actions to publish the package to npm.
  • clear-dist: Removes the dist folder.
  • lint: Checks the linting of the typesript folders.
  • test: A test command, add a test command in here.