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@seek/backoffice-access
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An array of the Back Office permissions defined in this repo.
import { BACK_OFFICE_PERMISSIONS } from '@seek/backoffice-access';
BACK_OFFICE_PERMISSIONS.length;
A string union type of the Back Office permissions defined in this repo.
import type { BackOfficePermission } from '@seek/backoffice-access';
const role: BackOfficePermission = 'ADMIN_OFFBOARDING';
Whether a given input string is a Back Office permission defined in this repo.
import { isBackOfficePermission } from '@seek/backoffice-access';
isBackOfficePermission('ADMIN_OFFBOARDING');
yarn install
yarn test
# Fix issues
yarn format
# Check for issues
yarn lint
# Compile source
yarn build
# Review bundle
npm pack
This package is published to the npm registry under the private @seek
npm org with Gutenberg, SEEK's central npm publishing pipeline.
It depends on this repo being hosted on SEEK-Jobs with appropriate access.
This package is published with semantic-release, which requires a particular commit format to manage semantic versioning.
You can run the interactive yarn commit
command in place of git commit
to generate a compliant commit title and message.
If you use the Squash and merge
option on pull requests, take extra care to format the squashed commit in the GitHub UI before merging.
Commits to the master
branch will be released with the latest
tag,
which is the default used when running npm install
or yarn install
.
semantic-release prescribes a branch-based workflow for managing distribution tags.
You can push to other branches to manage betas, maintenance updates to prior major versions, and more.
Here are some branches that semantic-release supports by default:
Git branch | npm dist-tag |
---|---|
master | latest |
alpha | alpha |
beta | beta |
next | next |
1.x | release-1.x |
For more information, see the semantic-release docs on triggering a release.
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The npm package @seek/backoffice-access receives a total of 0 weekly downloads. As such, @seek/backoffice-access popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that @seek/backoffice-access demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 325 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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