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shared-flowright

v1.0.102

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This folder is for shared code between the frontend and the backend as such you should not add anything that the backend uses and

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Shared

This folder is for shared code between the frontend, backend and scripts as such you should not add anything that the backend uses (e.g. firebase-admin). Use npm link if you are in active development

cd shared
npm link
cd ../functions
npm link shared-flowright

Publishing

this command will publish to the npm repository so that production code will grab the latest package while building. An artifact is it will bump the patch version in the package.json of shared. So you will need to commit that.

npm run p

Guidelines

  1. Do not allow the use of firebase in the shared-flowright library. It is meant to be a place for generic javascript functions to be used.