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@dac-software/analytics-extensions
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This library share utilities to collect stats and integrate external analytics tools
This library share utilities to collect stats and integrate external analytics tools
Installing dependencies
npm install
Build production library files
npm run build
* Build task build one type of library entrypoints (no web case) :
tsc -p tsconfig-prod.json && copyfiles "./lib/**/*.!(tsx|ts|d.ts|html)" "dist/esm" -u 1
##Requirements
##Development
Running dev server in standalone mode
npm run start
Running dev mode through bundler in other project. Project should be linked by npm.
npm run build:dev
* build dev emmits files into dist/esm/offers-gallery without CSS / files compilation, it is determined by webpack condition on compilation mode
Running tests
npm run test
####Codestyle
We are in consonance with standardjs.
Validation codestyle:
npm run codestyle-check-typescript
Automatic fix:
npm run codestyle-typescript-fix
##Compilation summary
npm run build:dev (imported as esm in higher bundler) | npm run build (production build) | |
---|---|---|
key dist files | none | dist/esm/offer-state.js |
files extraction | no | yes |
npm login
npm publish --access=public
FAQs
This library share utilities to collect stats and integrate external analytics tools
The npm package @dac-software/analytics-extensions receives a total of 3 weekly downloads. As such, @dac-software/analytics-extensions popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that @dac-software/analytics-extensions 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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