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@plus45/types

v1.3.23

Published

This is a type library so that common types may be shared and maintained between the frontend and backend. The types are stored in the `/types` directory.

Downloads

2,519

Readme

Plus45-Types

This is a type library so that common types may be shared and maintained between the frontend and backend. The types are stored in the /types directory.

Publishing

After updating types, you can push the changes by first going to package.json and incrementing the version number. Then, in the plus45-types directory, run this command:

npm publish

Make sure to push changes to the plus45-types directory to main when updating.

**If you get an error that says "This command requires you to be logged in," you must be a member of the Plus45 organization. You can sign into your npm account by typing npm login, press enter, then follow the steps to log in. You should now be able to publish.

Updating Packages

If a new update is published for the @plus45/types package, you must manually update and install the new packages. You can do so by entering this in the root directory (you may also filter this to the frontend or backend):

pnpm update-types