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@fubotv/platform-angular-sdk

v8.0.0

Published

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Readme

Platform Angular SDK

Coverage Status semantic-release

Reusable classes for Angular apps.

How to use:

  • run npm i @fubotv/platform-angular-sdk --save (you should be member of fubotv organization in NPM)
  • add PlatformAngularSdkModule to your module imports array
  • import directive/pipe/service/component from this package into your class

Releases

The plat-ui/npm-release CircleCI job (defined in platform-orbs) is triggered when a maintainer pushes a git tag that matches v<MAJOR>.<MINOR>.<PATCH> (same convention as platform-config-sdk and other Platform team SDKs). The job checks out the tagged commit, builds dist/platform-angular-sdk/, sets the package.json version from ${CIRCLE_TAG}, and runs npm publish. Nothing about commit messages is parsed — the human picks the version, CI ships exactly that.

How to cut a release

  1. Make sure master contains the changes you want released and that all checks are green.
  2. In the GitHub UI: Releases → Draft a new release → Choose a tag, type the new version (e.g. v7.0.0), target master, write release notes, click Publish release. GitHub creates the tag and pushes it.
  3. CircleCI sees the tag push and runs npm-release. Watch the job in the CircleCI UI; the publish step will print the version and a confirmation from npm.
  4. Verify with npm view @fubotv/platform-angular-sdk version.

CLI alternative:

git checkout master && git pull --ff-only
git tag -a v7.0.0 -m "v7.0.0"
git push origin v7.0.0

(Then create a GitHub release pointing at that tag if you want a written changelog.)

Versioning guidance

Standard semver. The SDK's major must bump whenever the peerDependencies for @angular/common or @angular/core widen to a new Angular major — that's a breaking change for consumers. Patch and minor bumps are fine for everything else.

Required CircleCI context

platform-npm — must contain NPM_TOKEN with publish rights to @fubotv/platform-angular-sdk. The job won't start without it.

Manual fallback

If CircleCI is unavailable, publish from a local checkout:

git checkout v7.0.0     # or whatever tag
npm ci
npm run build
npm --prefix dist/platform-angular-sdk version 7.0.0 --no-git-tag-version --allow-same-version
npm publish ./dist/platform-angular-sdk

Make sure npm whoami shows a fubotv user with publish rights before running.