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Let's start by creating a project
npm help
mkdir random-wombat-facts; and cd random-wombat-facts
npm init
- explain each line
vim index.js
- generate basic list of facts (fact1, fact2, etc)
- console.log one of them
- search for
random array
on npmjs.com- pick
random-item
- pick
npm info random-item
- to take a look at the
random-item
package
- to take a look at the
npm install random-item --save
- compare with
package.json
npm i random-item -S
- compare with
package.json
- compare with
- use REPL to play with
random-item
- update
index.js
to userandom-item
- update
- run it on the command line
- add start script to
package.json
npm start
to use the start script
- add
standard
npm install standard --save-dev
npm i standard -D
- add
standardize
run scriptstandard
- NOTE: DO NOT HAVE TO INSTALL STANDARD GLOBALLY
- run
npm run standardize
- run
npm run standardize -- --fix
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Now we want to create a module that will provide a list of wombat facts
- create new dir
wombat-facts
- run
npm init --yes
- start with
fact1, fact2, fact3
module.export
themnpm link
- go back to project,
npm link wombat-facts
require("wombat-facts")
- return to module, replace
fact1, fact2, fact3
- go back to project, run and show it actually works with real wombat facts
- remove link
npm unlink
- update package.json to make module scoped
npm publish @rockbot/wombat-facts --access=public
- add a README
npm version minor -m "adds a README"
git push; and git push --tags
npm publish
npm unpublish
- talk about versions, how to publish/unpublish
- discuss semver
- create new dir
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