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@sketch-hq/sketch-assistant-utils

Utility functions and types for Sketch Assistants.

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sketch-assistant-utils

Utility functions and types for Sketch Assistants.

🙋‍♀️ These utility functions are mainly of use when creating Sketch Assistant Runners, i.e. tools that invoke Assistants against Sketch files and present the results to a user. The types exported from this module are generally useful to any TypeScript project related to Assistants, including the development of individual Assistant packages themselves.

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yarn add @sketch-hq/sketch-assistant-utils

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This section of the readme is related to developing the package. If you just want to consume the package you can safely ignore this.

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ScriptDescription
yarn buildBuilds package to dist
yarn testRuns the Jest tests
yarn lintLints with eslint
yarn format-checkChecks the formatting with prettier
yarn package-tarballCreates an installable tarball from the current module contents

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Conventional commits

Try and use the conventional commits convention when writing commit messages. This isn't enforced, but you can use the yarn commit command (in place of git commit -m "foo") to open an interactive CLI to walk you through generating a properly formatted commit message.

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This repo uses Atlassian Changesets to automate the npm release process. Read the docs for more information, but the top-level summary is:

  • A GitHub Action maintains a permanently open PR that when merged will publish the package to npm with the latest changes and an automatically determined semver
  • If the work you do in a PR should affect the next release, then you need to commit a "changeset" to the repo together with the rest of your code changes - do this by running yarn changeset. You'll be asked to provide a change type (major, minor or patch) and a message

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Package last updated on 05 Mar 2020

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