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@onerecord/web-components

v0.0.68

Published

OneRecord web component library

Readme

OneRecord Web Components

This is a library of Web Components for the OneRecord organization.

Local Development

Use the correct node version (see .nvmrc file for which version).

Install dependencies with pnpm install. *Install in root directory * and in solid-web-components/ Run pnpm start to start up the development server.

Using the Web Components.

  • The components written in SolidJS are registered when dist/v2/<component> is imported.
  • Legacy components written in StencilJS should be defined via the defineCustomElements method.

Manual Testing

You may use yalc to manually test changes before publishing. The process is similar to publishing.

  • Make your changes
  • pnpm run build
  • Run yalc publish from the root directory. Now you may use yalc add to consume and test your changes in other projects.

Building the project and publishing to NPM

  • Make sure the version number in package.json is incremented, merged into develop, merged into main and a release branch created
  • git tag <version number>
  • git push origin tag <version number>
  • pnpm install
  • pnpm build
  • Make sure you have an NPM auth token configured in either your global .npmrc or project specific .npmrc and then run npm login
  • npm publish