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wpgpotholes-utils

v1.0.42

Published

Library for shared resources across wpgpotholes projects

Downloads

16

Readme

wpgpotholes-utils

Installation

To install the lastest version:

npm install wpgpotholes-utils

To install a specific version:

npm install wpgpotholes-utils@version number

Getting started

import { UsersService, PotholesService } from "wpgpotholes-utils";

class App extends Component {
    constructor(props) {
        super(props);
    };

    createServices = () => {
        const backend_endpoint = "http://localhost:8000";

        this.usersService = new UsersService(backend_endpoint);
        this.potholesService = new PotholesService(backend_endpoint);

        console.log(`UsersService hosted on: ${this.usersService.getHost()}`);
        console.log(`PotholesService hosted on: ${this.potholesService.getHost()}`

        // UsersService hosted on: http://localhost:8000
        // PotholesService hosted on: http://localhost:8000
    );
  };

Making changes

After updating any of the files in this directory, you'll have to run a few commands to publish the npm package:

  1. Log into npm via terminal by running npm login

    If you don't have an account, you can create one here

    After logging in, you should be able to run npm whoami which should return your username

  2. Run npm version to get the current package version

  3. Change the version by running npm version <version number>

    Guidelines for versioning can be found here

  4. Run npm publish

Now you're all set to go. You should be able to navigate to your project and install the package :+1: