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@ypankratovich/ts-sum-inn

v1.1.1

Published

Simple TypeScript sum function

Readme

@ypankratovich/ts-sum-inn

TypeScript npm package with automated CI/CD pipeline.

Installation

npm install @ypankratovich/ts-sum-inn

Usage

import { sum } from '@ypankratovich/ts-sum-inn';

const result = sum(2, 3); // 5

CI/CD Pipeline

PR Workflow

Triggered on: pull_request (opened, synchronize, reopened, labeled, unlabeled)

Jobs:

  1. pr-verify (always runs):

    • Check branch is up-to-date with main
    • Check version is bumped
    • Lint, build, unit tests
  2. e2e (runs if verify label is present):

    • Full E2E test with npm pack + install
  3. release-candidate (runs if publish label is present):

    • Check version not in npm registry
    • Build dev version (X.Y.Z-dev-<sha>)
    • Upload .tgz artifact

Release Workflow

Triggered when PR with publish label is merged to main:

  • Lint, test, build
  • npm publish --access public
  • Create git tag vX.Y.Z
  • Create GitHub Release

Labels

| Label | Effect | |-------|--------| | verify | Run E2E tests | | publish | Create release candidate; publish on merge |

Versioning

  • Semver required
  • Version must be bumped in PR
  • Linear history enforced
  • Branch must be up-to-date with main

Required Secrets

| Secret | Description | |--------|-------------| | NPM_TOKEN | npm automation token with publish rights | | REPO_ADMIN_TOKEN | Fine-grained PAT with Administration:write |

Creating NPM_TOKEN

  1. Go to https://www.npmjs.com/settings/YOUR_USERNAME/tokens
  2. Generate New Token → Automation
  3. Copy token
  4. gh secret set NPM_TOKEN -b"YOUR_TOKEN"

Creating REPO_ADMIN_TOKEN

  1. Go to https://github.com/settings/tokens?type=beta
  2. Generate new token (Fine-grained)
  3. Repository access: Select "ts-sum-inn"
  4. Permissions:
    • Administration: Read and write
    • Contents: Read and write
    • Metadata: Read
  5. gh secret set REPO_ADMIN_TOKEN -b"YOUR_TOKEN"

Bootstrap

Run bootstrap workflow to configure branch protection:

gh workflow run bootstrap.yml

License

MIT