palestra-potiday-js-libs v0.1.0

PalestraPotidayJsLibs

This lib was created with the npx @andersonsmed/create-js-lib command.

Following is a list with all the basic info that you might want know about.

Before start coding

The entry point for your lib is the src/index.js file, so you can update it as your will.

This lib comes with ESLint and Prettier configured so you can have static validation and enforced code style by default. You can change it's configurations at any time by changing the .eslintrc.json and .prettierrc files.

Also, this lib comes with some git hooks installed by default, managed by Husky. They will be useful to running some validations just before a new commit is created.

How to sync with a remote repository

These steps must be done only once after the lib is created

During the setup, a git init command is executed just after the lib is created.

So, in order to sync your lib with a remote repository, you just need to run the following commands in your terminal:

The repository_url should be replaced by a URL that looks like git@github.com:user/repository.git

git add .
git commit -m "Initial project"
git branch -M main
git remote add origin repository_url
git push -u origin main

Releasing a new version

This lib uses semantic versioning to handle versioning. So, in order to publishing your changes, you'll need to create a version incrementing the lib with all the changes.

To make it more clear, let's mock it up.

Lets say that the version of your lib is 0.0.1 and you want to release a new PATCH. So, following the semantic versioning guidelines the next released version should be 0.0.2.

Now, in order to increase the version field of the package.json, automatically create a new git tag for this version, and publish it to the registry you can use the following commands in your terminal:

npm version 0.0.2
git push --follow-tags
npm publish

It's worth mentioning that the npm publish command might fail due to an authentication failure. If that happen, you can run a npm login command and your terminal, log in with your npm registry credentials, and then run only the npm publish command again.

Command reference

This lib comes with some useful scripts in the package.json file. Following is a table describing them:

References

• About configuring Prettier
• About configuring ESLint
• About configuring Babel
• About configuring Webpack
• About Husky