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polarity-integration-utils

v3.1.7

Published

A utility library for building Polarity Integrations

Downloads

638

Readme

Polarity Integration Utils

This library is intended for use in development of Polarity Integrations.

Documentation

Documentation for this library can be found at: https://polarityio.github.io/polarity-integration-utils/

Building the Library

Prerequisites

| Tool | Version | Notes | | ---- | ------- | ----- | | Node | 18.x | nvm install 18 && nvm use 18 recommended | | npm | 9.x | Ships with Node 18 |

Install Dependencies

npm ci

Build

npm run build

Run Tests

npm test

Linting / Formatting

npm run lint
npm run lint:fix
npm run format
npm run format:check

Docs

npm run docs

Continuous Integration

All pull requests run the build → lint → test pipeline via GitHub Actions. Ensure local runs are green before opening a PR.

PR Checks

Pull requests targeting develop, main, or any support/* branch trigger the shared build workflow which runs linting, tests with coverage, and uploads results to Codecov.

Release (main branch)

Pushes to main trigger the full release workflow:

  1. Build & test — runs the shared build pipeline.
  2. Release — creates a GitHub Release tagged with the package version (e.g., v3.1.6), marks it as the latest release, and publishes to npm under the latest dist-tag.
  3. Deploy docs — after a successful release, builds TypeDoc documentation and deploys to GitHub Pages.

Release (support branches)

Pushes to support/* branches (e.g., support/1.0, support/2.0) trigger the same release workflow with the following differences:

  • Docs are not deployed — only main publishes documentation to GitHub Pages.
  • GitHub Release is not marked as latest — the release is still created with the full version tag (e.g., v2.0.9) but will not appear as the "Latest" release in the GitHub UI.
  • npm publish uses a version-specific dist-tag — instead of latest, support branches publish under v{major}-latest (e.g., v2-latest, v1-latest). This ensures npm install polarity-integration-utils continues to resolve to the current major version while older versions remain installable via their dist-tag (e.g., npm install polarity-integration-utils@v2-latest).