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dsp-component-library

v1.0.112

Published

3 years ago

This project is an assembly of all created components and elements of the data science platform.

Downloads

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This project is an assembly of all created components and elements of the data science platform.

Installation

To install run command:

npm i dsp-component-library

or

yarn add dsp-component-library

Publishing

After some changes is written in the project, you just need:

Check that you have devDependencies and dependencies in package.json file. If is not, find dependencies in git history and install them;
Run yarn
Go to branch releases in git and pull all changes from main
Set current library version in "version" of package.json
Run yarn build command without errors;
Run yarn release;
npm publish;
Push releases branch, pull all changes from it to main branch and push changes.

Local testing

Run yarn link in dsp-component-library directory
Run yarn link dsp-component-library in frontend project
Run yarn build in dsp-component-library

All is done. If you will edit dsp-component-library project yarn && yarn build in two iterations target project will rebuild dependencies and will be compiled.

Read more here