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@charlietango/nuget

v7.0.0

Published

Package and publish a NuGet package to a custom feed.

Downloads

203

Readme

NuGet task

Package and publish a NuGet package to a custom feed. This is built for our specific needs on our own internal projects.

Requirements

  • Node 8.x+
  • Mono - For Mac/Linux

Usage

Add the dependency

yarn add @charlietango/nuget --dev

Build your static project into a build directory dist/static, and package it with the Node API:

const nuget = require('@charlietango/nuget');

nuget({
  files: 'dist',
  output: 'output',
});

or calling the bin

$ ct-nuget dist -o output

The NuGet will be packaged and pushed to the feed.

Structure

To avoid polluting the .NET projects, all the files in the NuGet package should be contained in a directory. By default we are using the static directory inside dist dist. Once the NuGet package is installed, a shell script will copy all the files into the project

Config

| Name | Type | Default | Description | | ------------- | ------- | ------------------------------------------------- | ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | name | string | name from package.json | | | packageId | string | dk.charlietango.{upperFirst(camelCase(name))} | Valid packageId | | version | string | version from package.json | Valid semver version string | | files | glob | dist in project root | The directories and files to add. | | rootDir | string | dist | The root directory. This will be removed from all the paths. | | globOptions | Object | {ignore: ['**/index.html']} | | | author | string | 'Charlie Tango' | | | iconUrl | string | https://ct-assets.netlify.com/React_logo-64.png | | | description | string | description from package.json | | | apiKey | string | process.env.NUGET_API_KEY | | | nugetFeed | string | process.env.NUGET_FEED | | output | string | | Copy the .nupkg file to this directory | | cache | string | node_modules/.cache/nuget | Temp directory to use when building | | legacyInstall | boolean | false | Don't add the powershell tools to copy files into the project after install, and instead use the special "content" directory | | quiet | boolean | false |