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@bigbinary/neeto-course-page
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import NeetoCoursePage from "@bigbinary/neeto-course-page"; // as a external package
const App = () => (
<NeetoCoursePage
courseId="learn-sql"
chapterId="joins"
pageId="introduction-to-joins"
metadata={{
courseName: "learn HTML",
pageType: "lesson",
chapterNumber: "1",
pageNumber: "3",
title: "Tables",
}}
pageComponents={[
{
data: "Currently in the students table there are two types of information - students information and course information.\n\n",
type: "text",
index: 0,
},
{
type: "image",
index: 1,
config: {
imageClasses: "h-72",
containerClasses: "flex justify-center",
},
content: {
url: "https://res.cloudinary.com/xyz/images/students-ID-table.png",
name: "students-ID-table.png",
},
},
{
code: {
code_tabs: [],
code_panels: [],
code_content: "\nSELECT name, course\nFROM students\n",
code_composition: "single_language",
},
type: "codeblock",
index: 2,
config: {
type: "lesson",
dbName: "students1.db",
language: "sql",
},
},
]}
courseSlug="learn-ruby"
showNeetoCodeLink
signedInUser={{ email: "oliver@example.com" }}
/>
);
Prop | Type | Required | Description |
---|---|---|---|
courseId | string | Yes | Course ID/slug of the course that the page belongs to. |
chapterId | string | Yes | Chapter ID/slug of the course that the page belongs to. |
pageId | string | Yes | Page ID/slug of the course that the page belongs to. |
pageComponents | Array of objects | Yes | Block components of the page |
courseSlug | string | Yes | Course slug of the course that the page belongs to. |
saveExerciseCode | boolean | No | Specifies whether exercises code per codeblock is saved in localstorage (Default: true) |
pageVersionId | string | No | Page version ID of the page if we want to load data specific to a particular version of the page specified. (Default: null) |
subdomain | string | No | Subdomain of organization the page belongs to (Default: null). Needed in use cases where there are common pages across organizations and we're building a generic app for across organizations. |
prAppName | string | No | PR review app name for cases where we want to load a page in the scope of a PR app in neetoCourse (Default: null). |
showNeetoCodeLink | boolean | No | Specifies whether to show link to redirect to neetoCode or not. |
signedInUser | object | required if showNeetoCodeLink is true | Object containing user details in neetoCode. |
onNeetoCodeLinkClick | function | No | Callback function which is triggered when neetoCode link is clicked. |
metadata | object | No | Metadata used to create project title in neetoCode. |
Install yalc globally
yarn global add yalc
The usage of yalc is explained in this video: https://youtu.be/F4zZFnrNTq8
cd into NeetoCoursePage directory:
cd Components/NeetoCoursePage
run the commands from the NeetoCoursePage root directory:
yarn install
yarn build
yalc publish
Delete the neeto-course-page
node_module directory from your dependent projects like: https://github.com/bigbinary/neeto-course-web
rm -rf node_modules/@bigbinary/neeto-course-page
Add the yalc-stored dependency to your dependent project & then install
yalc add @bigbinary/neeto-course-page
yarn install
We can update the package with the local changes in the store and push the changes to the dependent project. From neeto-course-page directory run
yalc push
To remove the dependency from the dependent project run:
yalc remove package-b
[!WARNING] After pushing the changes, you need to remove the build artifacts created by yarn build else neeto-course-site won't load. Inside the NeetoCoursePage directory, do:
rm -rf node_modules index.cjs.js index.js index.css
FAQs
Neeto Course Page Component
The npm package @bigbinary/neeto-course-page receives a total of 65 weekly downloads. As such, @bigbinary/neeto-course-page popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that @bigbinary/neeto-course-page demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 4 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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