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@concord-consortium/codap-formulas

v1.1.0

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Library for handling formulas, used by CODAP and other applications.

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@concord-consortium/codap-formulas

Library for handling CODAP formulas. Used internally by CODAP and available for other React 18 applications that need the CODAP formula system.

This package is built from the monorepo branch of concord-consortium/codap, in the formulas/ directory. It is not present on main. See doc/monorepo.md for context on the mono-repo setup.

Peer dependencies

  • react ^18.0.0
  • react-dom ^18.0.0

React 17 sibling

For React 17 consumers, see @concord-consortium/codap-formulas-react17, which builds from the same source.

Publishing

Cutting a release is a single command:

git tag codap-formulas-v1.2.0 && git push origin codap-formulas-v1.2.0

The publish-formulas.yml GitHub Actions workflow extracts the version from the tag, writes it into package.json, builds, and publishes with npm provenance via OIDC trusted publishing. The committed version in package.json stays at a placeholder (0.0.0-development) — the git tag is the release authority.

Stable versions (e.g. 1.2.0) publish to the latest dist-tag; prerelease versions (e.g. 1.2.0-rc.1, 1.2.0-beta.0) publish to a dist-tag matching the prerelease channel (rc, beta, etc.).

Local testing

To consume an unpublished version locally, use yalc:

yarn dlx yalc publish --push

Then in the consuming repo:

npx yalc add @concord-consortium/codap-formulas

If you also need an unpublished @concord-consortium/codap-utilities, publish it with yalc first, then add it to this package, then publish this package — see formulas-react17/README.md for the exact sequence.