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@modulbank/components-header
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** This Header component only for kassa, buh and bank sites only ** ** You must have nuxt instance **
Публиковать пакет через терминал НЕ нужно!!!
1 - Меняем версию пакета
2 - После создания мрки, публикуем пакет, с помощью этапа в ci/cd publish
3 - Публикуем его в нексус, с помощью этапа publish_nexus
4 - Используем его в проекте с новой версией
1 -
npm i @modulbank/components-header
2 - in your layout
import MbHeader from '@modulbank/components-header/src/index.vue';
3 - reg as component
components: { MbHeader }
4 - you need to pass the prop menuContent
menuContent should have this structure
{ project!: bank, buh or kassa menuList!: [ { title! link dropdown: [ type!: bold | normal text link col ] banner } ] personalMenu!: [ { icon link text col } ] }
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component header for modulbank, kassa, buh
The npm package @modulbank/components-header receives a total of 25 weekly downloads. As such, @modulbank/components-header popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that @modulbank/components-header 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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