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@cocos/creator-3d-types
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This folder is used to publish @cocos/creator-3d-types NPM package, a package cotaining TypeScript declaration files for Cocos Creator 3D.
This folder is used to publish @cocos/creator-3d-types NPM package, a package cotaining TypeScript declaration files for Cocos Creator 3D.
Note, before you first publish, you may need to run following command to setup the NPM access token:
> npm config set '//registry.npmjs.org/:_authToken' '<the-access-token>'
To retrieve the access token, contact to the Cocos team.
When update is required, build it first(at parent directory):
> npm run build-for-publish
Please ensure yourself that there is no build error occurs.
Then, change the package version and publish it:
> npm publish
FAQs
This folder is used to publish @cocos/creator-3d-types NPM package, a package cotaining TypeScript declaration files for Cocos Creator 3D.
We found that @cocos/creator-3d-types 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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