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mts-booking-library

v3.3.0

Published

Library for using MyTicketSolution Booking API

Readme

Publish

To publish a new version of the library, first create a new version with the npm version command, specifying the semver increment (patch, minor or major, e.g. npm version patch).

The library will be published to npm by the pipelines every time a new version is detected on the main branch.

For that to work, the NPM_TOKEN secret must be kept up-to-date, as it expires every 90 days and has to be rotated manually.

LAST UPDATE: 2026-05-07

How to update the npm token

  1. Go to https://www.npmjs.com/login
  2. Login with the sviluppatoriinfos username, and its password
  3. 2FA will be required, ask Jacopo Gargano ([email protected])
  4. Once logged in, navigate to https://www.npmjs.com/settings/sviluppatoriinfos/tokens
  5. On that page, delete the outdated token
  6. Click on "Generate New Token" (may require a second 2FA code)
  7. Use the following settings:
    • Token name: mts-booking-library publishing
    • Bypass two-factor authentication (2FA): true
    • Packages and scopes
      • Permissions: Read and write
      • Select packages > Only select packages and scopes: mts-booking-library
    • Expiration > Expiration Date: 90 days
  8. Click on "Generate token", and copy the token
  9. Go to the edit pipeline page in Azure: https://dev.azure.com/infoservicesrl/MyTicketSolution%202.0/_apps/hub/ms.vss-build-web.ci-designer-hub?pipelineId=88&branch=main
  10. Click on Variables > NPM_TOKEN
  11. Paste the new value, then Save > Save
  12. Update the date above

Test

  1. npm install && npm run test

Linting

npm run lint

Will run ESLint on the project.

npm run lint:quiet

Will run ESLint on the project, but will ignore warnings.

npm run lint:fix

Will run ESLint on the project, fixing the errors that can be fixed automatically.