@datacamp/mobile-teach
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This executable will help you build courses for DataCamp for Mobile.
You can install this executable by running the command npm install -g @datacamp/mobile-teach
The executable has some help build in. To check it run mobile-teach help or mobile-teach help [command], e.g. mobile-teach help preview.
Run mobile-teach preview [path-to-lesson] to preview a lesson. E.g. mobile-teach preview ./chapter1/lesson1.yml. Then visit http://localhost:8080 in your browser.
Run mobile-teach check somewhere in the course directory to check if the content is following the guidelines.
mobile-teach version.npm update -g @datacamp/mobile-teach.npm outdated -g @datacamp/mobile-teach (if nothing appears and the command just exits, you have the latest version).backend and run: yarn link ../teachhttps://mobile-api.datacamp.com to http://localhost:3000yarn build (from teach) and refresh the page in your browserbackend again and run: yarn unlink ../teachpackage.jsonyarn npm publish@datacamp/mobile-teach in /backend/package.json/). Paste the flashcards YAML and click "Preview".backend and run: yarn link ../teachyarn build (from teach) and refresh the page in your browserbackend again and run: yarn unlink ../teachpackage.jsonyarn npm publish@datacamp/mobile-teach in /backend/package.jsonFAQs
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We found that @datacamp/mobile-teach demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 68 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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