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@publishfx/bi-util

v1.0.5

Published

bi

Downloads

170

Readme

bi-util

Goal

For functions used across projects, support them through an internal npm package. Since the number of custom functions is relatively small, a single index.mjs file is sufficient for now.

Project Description

Build Tool: tsup@latest Code Organization: Source code is located in the src directory, with unified output through index.ts

Documentation Generation

Use npm run docs to generate documentation for local viewing. Web pages will be generated later.

Publishing

Publish to npmjs.org

Pre-publishing Preparation

  1. Ensure you are logged into your npmjs account:

    npm login

    If you don't have an account yet, please register at npmjs.com first

  2. Ensure you have publishing permissions for the @publishfx organization (if it's an organization package, you need to create the organization or join it first)

Publishing Steps

  1. Modify the version in package.json locally
  2. Run npm run build locally to build
  3. Check what will be published: npm pack --dry-run (optional, to view the contents that will be published)
  4. Publish: npm publish

Notes

  • Package name has been changed to @publishfx/bi-util, published to npmjs official registry
  • publishConfig has been configured to publish to npmjs official registry
  • Ensure version numbers follow semantic versioning (semver)

Usage

pnpm add @publishfx/bi-util@latest
# or
npm install @publishfx/bi-util@latest

Project Standards

  1. TODO: Use eslint for code formatting constraints
  2. TODO: Add CHANGELOG support
  3. TODO: Add local unit testing
  4. TODO: Standardize CI/CD pipeline
  5. TODO: Add standard local git hooks