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@uphold/enterprise-widget-sdk-core

v0.6.0

Published

8 days ago

Enterprise Widget SDK Core

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enterprise-widget-sdk-core

Core SDK package to support enterprise widgets.

Installation

To install the package, run:

npm install @uphold/enterprise-widget-sdk-core

Usage

This package should not be used directly. Please refer to the specific widget SDK packages for usage instructions.

Contributing

Installing the project

Install the dependencies:

npm install

Development

Lint

To lint the project, run:

npm run lint

Test

To test the project, run:

npm test

Typecheck

To type check the project, run:

npm run typecheck

Building for production

To create a production build, run:

npm run build

Generating a new release

Releases are performed manually via a specific Release GitHub workflow. After merging the changes to the master branch, trigger the workflow selecting that branch and the appropriate version bump to apply to the new version.

[!IMPORTANT] After releasing a new version, make sure to update the dependencies section in the package.json files of the other packages in the monorepo to use the newly released version. This is necessary because internal dependencies are not automatically updated during the release process due to the tool being used not supporting monorepos. This will be updated in the future when we migrate to a different release tool.