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@o3r/pipeline

v14.3.0

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A package that provides toolchain related helpers.

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This package is an Otter Framework Module.

Description

Stable Version Bundle Size

This module contains tooling around DevOps toolchains.

How to install

ng add @o3r/pipeline

Description

The ng add schematic for Otter Pipeline helps you set up a DevOps pipeline for your frontend project. This schematic configures the necessary CI runner and npm registry settings to streamline your development workflow.

Properties

  • toolchain: The DevOps toolchain to create. For now, only GitHub is supported.
  • runner: The CI runner. Default is ubuntu-latest.
  • npmRegistry: A custom npm registry. By default, the public one (https://registry.npmjs.org) will be used.

Usage

Here is an example of how to use the ng add schematics with parameters:

ng add @o3r/pipeline --runner=windows-latest --npmRegistry=https://custom-registry.example.com

Private NPM Registry

When a custom npm registry is provided, the schematic will automatically create a .npmrc (or a .yarnrc) file with the specified registry. Additionally, it will set the necessary environment variables for the install task.

- name: Install
  env:
    COREPACK_NPM_REGISTRY: https://custom-registry.example.com
    COREPACK_INTEGRITY_KEYS: ""
  shell: bash
  run: npm ci

If you choose to run the schematic without specifying an npmRegistry, you may need to manually apply these changes afterwards.

GitHub workflow

The generated pipeline ensures that your code is built, tested and linted on every push or pull request to the main and release branches.

It also automates the versioning thanks to the Otter - New Version GitHub Action and release process by creating a new release on GitHub and generating release notes.