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@react-scraper/foundation

v0.1.18

Published

Shared UI and application scaffolding for React-based scraping dashboards.

Downloads

99

Readme

@react-scraper/foundation

Foundational UI, state, and routing primitives extracted from the React Scraper template. The package is published as plain TypeScript source so the consuming Vite build can tree-shake components alongside the app.

Development workflow

  • Keep building features inside src/ and import them from the host app.
  • When the host should use the live workspace copy, run npm run use:foundation:local from the repo root. The script pins the dependency to workspace:* and refreshes node_modules.

Test the publish payload

  1. Run npm run pack:foundation in the repo root. This creates react-scraper-foundation-<version>.tgz next to package.json.
  2. In a clean checkout of the host app, install the tarball with npm install ../react-scraper/react-scraper-foundation-<version>.tgz and run the usual Vite build to confirm everything compiles.

Switch the host app to the registry copy

  • npm run use:foundation:npm latest pins the dependency to the latest npm tag.
  • npm run use:foundation:npm 0.2.0 pins it to an explicit version.
  • The script accepts any npm range (for example npm run use:foundation:npm ^0.2.0). Each run re-installs dependencies so the lockfile stays in sync.

Publish

  1. Bump the version: npm version patch --workspace packages/react-scraper-foundation (or minor/major).
  2. Sign in once with npm login.
  3. Publish from the repo root: npm publish --workspace packages/react-scraper-foundation.
  4. Switch the host app to npm mode and install the new version for validation.

The published tarball only contains src/ and README.md, so no build artifacts or credentials are ever uploaded.