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@paypal/sdk-release
Advanced tools
PayPal Braintree Client SDK
Wrapper module to test and release combined client SDK modules for PayPal and Braintree.
Quick Start
Adding a new component module
npm run add my-sdk-component
Updating all components
npm run upgrade
Updating specific components
npm run upgrade paypal-checkout-components
npm run upgrade paypal-braintree-hosted-fields-component
Removing specific components
npm run remove paypal-checkout-components
Release
Warning: this will trigger an npm publish and production deploy.
npm run release
Activate
Warning: this will move the published version into traffic.
npm run activate
To roll back, or activate a specific version:
npm run activate x.x.x
Keywords
FAQs
Unified SDK wrapper module for tests, shared build config, and deploy.
We found that @paypal/sdk-release demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 25 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
Package last updated on 10 Jan 2019
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