@quote-engine/application-v3 (quote-datamodel)

This package contains the shared application v3 datamodel (entities + enums) extracted from quote-backend.

Use in other repos

1) Configure .npmrc (Artifactory)

In the consumer repo, add (or update) a .npmrc so @quote-engine resolves from Artifactory.

Recommended (scope-only):

@quote-engine:registry=https://artifactory.telenav.com/artifactory/api/npm/<INSTALL_REPO_KEY>/
always-auth=true
;//artifactory.telenav.com/artifactory/api/npm/<INSTALL_REPO_KEY>/:_authToken=${ARTIFACTORY_NPM_TOKEN}

Notes:

• <INSTALL_REPO_KEY> is usually a proxy/virtual repo (e.g. npm-remote, *-npm-public), depending on your org setup.
• ARTIFACTORY_NPM_TOKEN should be provided via CI env var (avoid committing tokens).

2) Install

npm i @quote-engine/application-v3

3) Import & use (types + runtime enums)

TypeScript example:

import { ApplicationEntity, ApplicationStatus } from '@quote-engine/application-v3'

export function isQuoting(app: ApplicationEntity) {
  return app.status === ApplicationStatus.QUOTING
}

CommonJS example:

const { ApplicationStatus } = require('@quote-engine/application-v3')

Build

From quote-backend/quote-datamodel:

npm install
npm run build

Publish to Artifactory

Create a local .npmrc (or inject via CI) that points @quote-engine scope to your Artifactory npm repo (see .npmrc.example), then:

npm publish --access=restricted

Notes

• Runtime enums are supported (compiled JS output).
• VersionedEntity is intentionally kept DAO-free (no Nest/AWS SDK deps).
• If npm publish returns 400 Bad Request while pointing at a *-npm-public repo, you likely need a deployable *-npm-local repo for publishing.
• This workspace publishes to telenav-npm-preprod via publishConfig.registry in package.json (.../artifactory/api/npm/telenav-npm-preprod/).