Local Publishing and Usage of data_schema Package

This guide will walk you through the steps to locally publish and use the data_schema package in your project.

Step 1: Build the data_schema Package

First, navigate to the data_schema directory and build the package. This is typically done by running a build script defined in the package.json file. In this case, the script is tsc (TypeScript compiler).

cd data_schema
yarn build

Step 2: Locally Publish the data_schema Package

There's no need to publish the package to npm if you're only using it locally. Instead, you can reference the local path of the package in your main project's package.json file.

Step 3: Use the data_schema Package in Your Main Project

In your main project's package.json file, add a new line in the dependencies section for the data_schema package. Use the file: prefix followed by the relative path to the data_schema directory.

{
  "dependencies": {
    "data_schema": "file:data_schema"
  }
}

Step 4: Install the data_schema Package

Now, you can install the data_schema package in your main project by running yarn install or npm install.

yarn install

Step 5: Import and Use the data_schema Package

You can now import and use the data_schema package in your project like any other package.

import * as dataSchema from 'data_schema';

Remember to replace data_schema with the actual name of your package if it's different.

Note

The version of the local package is determined by the version field in the package.json of the data_schema directory. If you want to use a specific version of your local package, you need to set that version in the data_schema/package.json file.