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swebrtc

v1.1.0

Published

WebRTC wrapper

Downloads

7

Readme

swebrtc (In development)

WebRTC wrapper

Usage

  • Create a new empty repository on GitHub
  • Setup renovate for your new repository. If you previously installed the Renovate application to your account then this is just a box to tick when creating the repository
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  • Add the previously generated GH_TOKEN and NPM_TOKEN secrets to the GitHub secrets of the new repository
  • Develop your library: change code in src/
  • Test your library: run npm jest
  • Check formatting of your code: run npm lint in your terminal
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  • Create your first release: open a pull request on your project, wait for tests to pass, merge and 💥 your library will be automatically released to npm and a GitHub release will be created

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