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@digitalpurposeau/culture-dashboard-charts

v0.0.53

Published

A library of charts for representing results from the mwah. Culture Dashboard surveys

Readme

CultureDashboardCharts

A collection of visualisations for the mwah. Culture Dashboard surveys.


Publishing Prerequisites

Before you can publish, you will need to authenticate with the NPM registry and increment the package version.

Authenticate with the NPM registry

You can do this via the NPM CLI:

npm login

Follow the prompts and complete the login process.

Package version

The build version will also need to be changed in the package.json. Ideally the number will be incremented.


Publishing

To publish the package, you can run the publish-charts-npm script in the package.json. Assuming you have satisfied the prerequisites, this process should do a production build of the package and then ship it off to the NPM registry.