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@withjoy/sdk-js

v0.2.0

Published

Joy Javascript SDK

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Keywords

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Readme

Joy Javascript SDK

Installing or Upgrading Packages

Please follow the Best Practices for Care & Feeding of 'npm-shrinkwrap.json'.

Presently, the 'npm-shrinkwrap.json' can be successfully re-generated using Node 6 + npm@3. There is no need to switch to Node 10 + npm@6, as the Wiki above suggests.

If the above fails:

Switch to node 16

nvm use 16

Run yarn instead of npm

yarn install --frozen-lockfile

Switch back to node 6.9

nvm use

Test to verify an working bulid

npm test

Publishing

To publish a new version of this module,

  • do not up-version on your development branch
  • merge your fixes into main
  • from the main branch,
npm version patch  # or whatever is suitable

See npm's examples of the different levels of versions (major, minor, patch, etc.)

As a verification step (via 'preversion'),

  • a fresh (local) build is produced
  • the Test Suite must pass

As a follow-up,

  • package.json is up-versioned
  • a semver-ish tag is pushed to Git
  • CircleCI will perform the npm publish operation when it detects the tag
  • it's ready once the 'versions' in npm info @withjoy/sdk-js have been updated

CircleCI

Its Project uses the following Environment Variables:

  • ARTIFACTORY_TOKEN
  • NPM_TOKEN