@banch0u/core-project-test-repository v1.9.10

📦 @banch0u/core-project-test-repository – Development & Deployment Guide

✨ Live Development Setup

To develop and test changes in the core package live within another project (e.g., docflow, hr, contract, account and etc.), follow these steps:

📌 Before You Start

Ensure that Yalc is installed globally on your system:

npm install -g yalc

💠 Step 1: Start the Core Package in Watch Mode

This will watch your src/ directory for changes, rebuild the dist/ folder, and automatically push updates to .yalc:

npm run dev

💠 Step 2: In Your Main Project (Consumer App)

Important: Before executing this step, make sure your main project's dev server is stopped.

✅ a. Add the Core Package via Yalc

yalc add @banch0u/core-project-test-repository

This copies the current dist/ folder into your project's .yalc directory and updates your package.json.

🔗 b. Link the Core Package

yalc link @banch0u/core-project-test-repository

This creates a symlink to the core package. Now, all changes from the npm run dev watcher will reflect automatically when you start your project's dev server again (npm start).

⚠️ Important Notes

• Your package.json will temporarily contain:

  "@banch0u/core-project-test-repository": "file:.yalc/@banch0u/core-project-test-repository"

• This file path will break production builds or CI/CD pipelines.

• Before deploying or committing:

  • Manually delete the line above from your package.json.
  • Replace it by installing the latest package from npm:

  npm install @banch0u/core-project-test-repository@latest

📦 Publishing to NPM

1. Build the Package

npm run build

This will transpile your src/ folder into the dist/ folder.

2. Bump Version

Use npm version to update the package version according to the type of change:

• Patch (small fix): npm version patch → 1.0.0 → 1.0.1
• Minor (new feature, backward compatible): npm version minor → 1.0.0 → 1.1.0
• Major (breaking changes): npm version major → 1.0.0 → 2.0.0

3. Publish to NPM

npm publish

Your changes will now be available on the npm registry. Consumers can install the latest version via:

npm install @banch0u/core-project-test-repository@latest

Happy coding 💻🚀