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adagio-checker

v1.1.21

Published

A bookmarklet project for Adagio Checker (Prebid.js)

Readme

Adagio Checker

npm version License: MIT

A small bookmarklet / script to help debug Adagio and Prebid.js client integrations.

This repository produces a distributable bundle at dist/script.js that can be used as a bookmarklet or included directly via CDN.

Table of Contents

Quick start

Clone the repo and install dependencies:

git clone https://gitlab.com/adagioio/solution-engineering/pbjs-checker.git
cd pbjs-checker
npm install

Prerequisites

  • Node.js (v14+ recommended)
  • npm (the project's scripts use webpack)

Development

Edit source files in src/ (entry: src/index.js). For iterative development, build a dev bundle with source maps:

npm run dev

To test locally, serve the repository root as a static site and open a test page that includes dist/script.js (or load it directly in the browser):

npx http-server ./ -p 8080
# then open a test page or directly inspect http://localhost:8080/dist/script.js

Build (production)

Create an optimized production build:

npm run build

The build output used for publishing and CDN distribution is dist/script.js.

Note: prepublishOnly in package.json runs npm run build automatically before publishing. Still, run and verify the build locally before publishing.

Publishing to npm

Ensure you have publish permissions for the package name and are logged in to npm.

  1. Verify login:
npm whoami
  1. (Recommended) Preview what will be published:
npm publish --dry-run
  1. Bump the package version (recommended — this creates a commit and git tag):
# bug fix
npm version patch
# new feature
npm version minor
# breaking change
npm version major
  1. Push commits and tags:
git push origin main
git push --tags
  1. Publish:
npm publish
# If the package is scoped and should be public:
# npm publish --access public

If npm publish returns a 403 mentioning an existing version, bump the version (see step 3) — npm will not allow publishing over an existing version.

CDN (jsDelivr)

After publishing to npm, the package becomes available via jsDelivr. Example URLs:

  • Latest: https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/adagio-checker@latest/dist/script.js
  • Versioned: https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/[email protected]/dist/script.js