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RuleCMS Client Library

This project is generated by create-ts-fast, a tool for scaffolding npm libraries written in TypeScript.

Directory walkthrough

The project has the following files and directories:

├── .github/workflows/ci.yml
├── dist
├── src
│   ├── __tests__
│   └── index.ts
├── package.json
├── README.md
├── tsconfig.json
├── tsup.config.ts
└── vitest.config.ts
  • src: Contains source code
    • __tests__: Directory containing tests. Code within __tests__ will be ignored during build
    • index.ts: Main file
  • package.json: Self explanatory
  • README.md: Project's README file. Contents will be displayed on the package homepage on npmjs.com and repo homepage of github.com
  • tsconfig.json: Base TypeScript config. Used when developing
  • tsup.config.json: tsup config. Refer to its documentation for customization
  • vitest.config.ts: Vitest config. Refer to its documentation for customization
  • dist: Directory containing generated files. The contents of this directory is published
  • .github/workflows/ci.yml: GitHub action that runs typechecks, tests and build

Next steps

  1. Implement your library within src. Add tests if you take pride in being a developer
  2. Modify package.json – update name, version, author and any other relevant fields
  3. Update README.md

Publishing

Follow __docs__/RUNBOOK_version-bump-and-release.md.

Increment version

npm run version:patch   # or version:minor / version:major

Publish to npm

Push the version tag. GitHub Actions publishes via trusted publishing (.github/workflows/publish.yml). Do not run npm publish locally.

git push && git push --tags
npm view @rulecms/client version

Commands

  • npm run typecheck: Checks code within src for TypeScript issues. No artifacts are generated
  • npm test: Single test run using Vitest
  • npm run lint: ESLint
  • npm run test:watch: Watch mode. Runs all test suites and reruns them when there are changes
  • npm run build: Compiles src into CommonJS and ES modules (along with TypeScript declaration files) into the dist directory
  • npm run verify: Run tests + lint + typecheck + build
  • npm run clean: Deletes the dist directory

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