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midgar-pixi-tech

v2.0.38

Published

Utility methods for Typescript and Pixi.js

Downloads

21

Readme

MidgarPixiTech

Unlock the Power of Mako and Pixi in Your TypeScript Projects

Installation Instructions

Step 1: Install Node.js

Ensure Node.js v16 or higher is installed. If not, download the latest LTS version from the Node.js website.

Step 2: Install pnpm

To manage dependencies efficiently, globally install pnpm by running the following command in your terminal:

npm install -g pnpm

Step 3: Install Dependencies

pnpm install

Project Commands

Build & Publish to NPM

Follow these steps to create a build and publish it to NPM:

Step 1: Update the Project

Run:

pnpm run update

This updates the project package.json version number using semantic versioning and generates a file documenting changes.

Step 2: Create a Release Pull Request

Create a pull request against the main branch.

Step 3: Automated Deployment

Once the PR is approved, GitHub Actions will create a new release PR. Once the release PR is approved, GitHub Actions will automatically deploy to NPM.

Available Commands

  • pnpm build: Generates a production build in the dist directory.

  • pnpm run update: Updates the project using semver and generates a change documentation file. Do this before pushing changes to git. It automatically updates the version number.

  • pnpm docs: Generates documentation in dist/docs.

  • pnpm lint: Runs ESLint over the codebase.

  • pnpm ci: Publishes the package to NPM. This task is called by GitHub Actions and should not be invoked directly.