@grupoolivero/trii-classes-definitions v1.11.0

Introduction

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Getting Started

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1. Installation process
2. Software dependencies
3. Latest releases
4. API references

Build and Test

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Contribute

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npm

npm account

username: leandrofrancia
email: leandrofrancia@gmail.com org: trii pass: Telefonia$

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Setting up your package and your terminal

1-Head to the package directory in your favoured terminal. 2-Once you’re there, double check your package.json has two important things:

Check the “name” field fits the following naming structure: @organization/your-package-name. It must contain the “@”, your organization name and the slash before your package name to correctly scope to your organization.

Check you’re happy with the package version number. This will be published alongside the content of your package on the NPM registry, and users of your package will be able to install this version by adding it to the end of their package install commands, such as: npm install @organization/your-package-name@1.2.3.

3-Run the command npm adduser in your terminal to log in to NPM. This will ensure you have the right permissions to publish your package in the next step.

4-Now run the command <<| npm publish --access public |>> to publish your package to the NPM registry.

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