random_definitions v1.0.1

Creating a random message printer

First class - Creating a NPM package

• Repository init (git & NPM)
• Creating our source file: src/index.js

Second class - Creating random messages

• Creating our module of random messages
• Creating our bin folder for the functionality of our module
• Creating our global file: bin/global.js
• Getting our module inside our global file: global.js
• Configuring our: package.json, adding: bin and preferGlobal

Third class - Linking, using and publishing our module

• We linked our project from the main folder: random_messages, with the next command: sudo npm link, by doing this we could use the command: random-msg
• We ran our command: random-msg, from the project: random_messages
• We made an update from our module: random-messages adding new elements to our array of messages
• We update our module: random_messages and reinstalled it on our system: sudo npm install -g <module_route>
• We made an user on npm web
• We logged in onto our npm account
• We fixed name troubleshooting with our module, new name added: random_definition
• We publish our module with the next command: npm publish

Fourth class

• We completed our: README.md and added a git remote repository: random_definitions
• We updated our module version: npm version patch

Random_definitions

Random definitions generator. Follow these instructions if you want to get your hands on my NPM package...

Install

npm install -g random_definitions

Usage

random-def

Contributing

If you want to add or improve something, you're open to do so directly on this repository: random_definitions

License

random_definitions was released under the MIT License