@ambire/common v1.0.27

Common ground for the Ambire apps

This package puts together the core business logic behind Ambire web and mobile apps.

Install

yarn install

Development Workflow

Option 1: clone ambire-common in parent's node_modules

After cloning the web or the mobile app and doing npm install (or yarn install), delete the node_modules/ambire-common directory and git clone the ambire-common (this) repository into node_modules/ambire-common instead.

Option 2: use npm link (for the web app only)

1. Run yarn install in ambire-common.

2. In the ambire-common directory run npm link

3. In the web app (ambire-wallet) directory, run npm link ambire-common.

Note: After every npm install in the web app (ambire-wallet) directory, linking gets lost. You need to perform step 3 again.

Release workflow

Workflow

1. Release cycle: every Monday.

2. When a change is needed, if you need it fast (hot), PR against main

3. When a change is needed, if you can wait until Monday - PR against develop

4. If needed, introduce a release branch (example: release/0.16.0). Merge multiple changes needed for the web or mobile apps QA in there.

5. When a new version for ambire-common is needed, create a new git tag, issue a new release and describe what has changed. Follow semantic versioning when choosing a tag name.

Rules

Always commit in ambire-common code that's compatible with web & mobile both 🤞

Tips

Tip during development: When updating the ambire-common version in the web app package.json, do not manually change your package.json and run npm install. Instead, execute npm install "github:AmbireTech/ambire-common#v0.11.0". Otherwise, for some reason, package-lock file don't update accordingly and they persist refs to the previous ambire-common version. The issue either comes from npm instelf, or for something really specific in web's package-lock file.

Tip for hotfixes: In case you immediately need the change on PROD, you can simply (temporarily) ref in app's package.json instead a tag ("ambire-common": "github:AmbireTech/ambire-common#v0.11.2") a specific commit SHA ("ambire-common": "github:AmbireTech/ambire-common#2e8639e004044bda3fe7efa3290672d63bfe5f8a").

Editor Config

Make sure your code editor has plugins that support the following configuration files: .editorconfig, .prettierrc, tsconfig.json, eslintrc.js, import-sorter.json.