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@ambire/ambire-common
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This package puts together the core business logic behind Ambire web and mobile apps.
yarn install
When a change is needed, submit a PR against the develop
branch (or against the main
branch, in case it's a hotfix).
When a new version for ambire-common is needed, create a new git tag, issue a new release and describe what has changed. Follow semantic versioning when choosing a tag name.
Always commit in ambire-common code that's compatible with web & mobile both 🤞
Tip during development: After cloning the web or the mobile app and doing npm install
(or yarn install
), delete the node_modules/ambire-common
directory and git clone the ambire-common (this) repository into node_modules/ambire-common
instead. This way you can modify and commit changes to ambire-common and they will be instantly visible on the web or the mobile app during development.
Tip during development: When updating the ambire-common version in the web app package.json
, do not manually change your package.json
and run npm install
. Instead, execute npm install "github:AmbireTech/ambire-common#v0.11.0"
. Otherwise, for some reason, package-lock file don't update accordingly and they persist refs to the previous ambire-common version. The issue either comes from npm instelf, or for something really specific in web's package-lock file.
Tip during development: There is another way to link ambire-common
. The way it should work is to clone ambire-common
wherever you want, then run yarn link
inside ambire-common
dir (npm link
is not working atm). Then go to ambire-wallet
or wallet-mobile
dir and run yarn link "ambire-common"
. In case of errors - delete node_modules
in all projects dir, then run yarn cache clean --force && npm cache clean --force
, npm ci
and yarn link "ambire-common"
. It's possible to need update for ambire-wallet
postinstall script with the webpack hack - change newValue: "include: [paths.appSrc, paths.appNodeModules + '/ambire-common'],"
with newValue: "include: [paths.appSrc, /\.(ts|tsx)$/],"
, if there are some import errors and you are working in version without this update. Run yarn link "ambire-common"
after every npm i/ci
inside wallet projects, etc. Make sure there is no node_modules
folder inside ambire-common
as it looks like the peer deps does not act like such in this case.
Tip for hotfixes: In case you immediately need the change on PROD, you can simply (temporarily) ref in app's package.json
instead a tag ("ambire-common": "github:AmbireTech/ambire-common#v0.11.2"
) a specific commit SHA ("ambire-common": "github:AmbireTech/ambire-common#2e8639e004044bda3fe7efa3290672d63bfe5f8a"
).
humanizerInfo.json
)yarn generate:contractInfo
Make sure your code editor has plugins that support the following configuration files: .editorconfig
, .prettierrc
, tsconfig.json
, eslintrc.js
, import-sorter.json
.
FAQs
Common ground for the Ambire apps
The npm package @ambire/ambire-common receives a total of 0 weekly downloads. As such, @ambire/ambire-common popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that @ambire/ambire-common demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 3 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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