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@benefex/lodash-custom

v3.1.0

Published

A custom build of lodash for Benefex

Downloads

23

Readme

Custom lodash build

IE8 Requires version 3.x.x For build options see lodash custom

Let's track our major versions against the version of lodash we are using. Currently v3

Adding new functions

You just need to change the build line to add / remove lodash functions

  "scripts": {
    "build": "lodash category=array exports=node"
    }

Installing

npm install installs node modules

NPM Tasks

npm build builds a version for distribution via npm

Publishing workflow

  1. Run npm run build and check that your module was built
  2. Install it into your project to test before publishing by running npm install '/path-to-this/utils-angular/'
  3. Bump version in package.json following [Semantic Versioning] SemVer
  4. Tag the release commit in git: git tag -a v0.1.5 -m "Published v0.1.5"
  5. Push the tags up to github: git push origin --tags
  6. Publish npm publish