aarpia-invoicing.sdmf
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This is the SubDomain (BC) MicroFrontend for Invoicing. You can debug and develop with this module without the need to deploy or publish to the `sample-pilet-service`. To bootstrap it just run: ``` npm i ```
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This is the SubDomain (BC) MicroFrontend for Invoicing. You can debug and develop with this module without the need to deploy or publish to the sample-pilet-service. To bootstrap it just run:
npm i
And then you should be able to test it locally without any dependency by running:
npm start
or
npx pilet debug
If you want to have the latest application shell (aarpia-controllerai.asmf), you should pull the repo, generate the TGZ file (using npx piral build --type emulator) on the application shell project and, in this project, run:
npx pilet upgrade ../aarpia-controllerai.asmf/dist/emulator/aarpia-controllerai-1.0.0.tgz
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This is the SubDomain (BC) MicroFrontend for Invoicing. You can debug and develop with this module without the need to deploy or publish to the `sample-pilet-service`. To bootstrap it just run: ``` npm i ```
The npm package aarpia-invoicing.sdmf receives a total of 1 weekly downloads. As such, aarpia-invoicing.sdmf popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that aarpia-invoicing.sdmf demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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