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@redfig-open/redfig-utils

v5.0.4

Published

An NPM package for redfig common utilities

Downloads

258

Readme

Redfig Utilities

Information

  • Store related functions in a file inside of /src/lib
  • Add those changes via direct export in src/index.ts
    • For example:
    // This will export all functions exported in newModule.ts for access from
    export * from "./lib/newModule.ts"

How to maintain

  1. Make your changes to the existing or new module (see above for export information)
  2. Modify the version in the package.json (i.e. 1.0.6 -> 1.0.7)
  3. Run npm run bd:npm to build and publish
  • Alternatively, run npm run build and/or npm publish --access public
  • *Note you will need to be logged in to your npm CLI with your npm username (this username must also have been added to @redfig/open organization on https://npmjs.com)
    • to do this npm login [email protected]
    • it will give you a link to click on that will open the browser
    • Once you login via browser, a message saying Logged in on https://registry.npmjs.org/. will appear
    • To double check, npm run whoami
  1. In your consuming project (i.e. redfig-bhub/workflow) run npm update @redfig-open/redfig-utils to update your downloaded version of the redfig utilities