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xtalk-client

v0.2.6

Published

Client API bundle for X-Talk (https://github.com/xcc-zach/xtalk)

Readme

This is the frontend API bundle for X-Talk. See https://github.com/xcc-zach/xtalk for details.

Build the package

Use npm run build when you want a production bundle in dist/. This is the command to run before publishing, packaging, or verifying the final output.

Use npm run watch while developing the frontend package locally. It runs webpack in watch mode and rebuilds automatically whenever files under src/ change.

Generate API documentation

The frontend API docs are generated with TypeDoc and typedoc-plugin-markdown, then written to the repository docs site so MkDocs can include them.

From the repository root:

cd frontend
npm install
npm run docs

The generated Markdown files are written to ../docs/api/client/.

Only the English API docs are generated. The MkDocs i18n configuration falls back to the English page for the Chinese site.