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@backbase/collection
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Utilities for dealing with a backbase collection of components.
Returns a full list of dependencies of the collection, ordered by the dependency tree with the top most dependencies first.
Currently only supports bower dependencies. The bower dependencies need to be installed, and are retrievied from bower list.
Returns array in format:
[
{
name: <item name>
srcDir: <path to item>
version: <version of item>
dependencies: {
<item name>: {
name: <item name>
srcDir: <path to item>
version: <version of item>
dependencies: {
...
}
},
...
}
},
...
]
Returns a full list of CXP sources found in sourcesDir
, excluding anything in bower_components
or node_modules.
Folders are determined to be CXP sources if they contain a model.xml.
Returns array in format
[
{
name: <item name>
srcDir: <path to item>
version: <version of item>,
type: <template|container|feature|widget>
},
...
]
The array is ordered by templates, containers, features, then widgets.
Returns a single item loaded from the sourceDir
.
Throws an error if folder desn't have model.xm.
Because of some weird bug with babel I haven't figured out yet, to run the coverage you need to delete the .babelrc file. You can get the coverage like this:
mv .babelrc .babelrc.bak && make coverage && mv .babelrc.bak .babelrc
FAQs
Utilities for dealing with a backbase collection of components.
The npm package @backbase/collection receives a total of 9 weekly downloads. As such, @backbase/collection popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that @backbase/collection demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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