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@ledgy/library-pricing

v4.3.14

Published

Ledgy: logic related to features and company pricing

Readme

@ledgy/library-pricing

This is an npm-publishable Ledgy package that exposes the LedgyPricing component and Ledgy plan features. This module allows us to have the pricing information centralized and reutilize the same component on both app and landing page.

How to publish:
  1. Go to the package.json file in this module and update its version.

    • Please increment the major version number {n+1}.0.0 only when there are significant changes to be shipped e.g. major pricing or UI overhaul. If there are minor feature changes or additions, update only the subversion number 1.{n+1}.0. For fixes, or small improvements please increment the patch number 1.6.{n+1}.
    • To read more about semantic versioning, please refer to this page in the npm docs.
  2. Make sure you have the NPM_PUBLISH_TOKEN environment variable exported

  3. The next step is to build the module. .tsconfig.json in this module is hidden to avoid clashes with the main tsconfig file. To allow the TS compiler to run normally, remove the leading . on .tsconfig.json.

  4. Once that file is no longer hidden, make sure that you are in the library folder packages/library-pricing. Once you are in the library folder, we can run npm run build on the CLI. That will compile our project and copy images and scss files. The dist folder will include our ready-to-go project.

  5. Run npm publish to send the project to npm

Troubleshooting

When publishing the new package, if an error is thrown (404 - package not found), most likely there is an authentication error.

Might be that the token is not exported correctly or it is expired. A new token can be generated and use for publishing the package.