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Testing locally 1) in this file - `npm i` install dependencies - `npm run build` or `npm run tsc` to build your module 2) in childApp - in package.json under dependencies add ui-astra-assets with file:(relativePathToRepo) - "ui-astra-a
- 1.1.0
- latest
- npm
Testing locally
- in this file
npm iinstall dependenciesnpm run buildornpm run tscto build your module
- in childApp
- in package.json under dependencies add ui-astra-assets with file:(relativePathToRepo)
- "ui-astra-assets": "file:../ui-astra-assets",
npm ito make sure everything is set up- start app
npm start
- in package.json under dependencies add ui-astra-assets with file:(relativePathToRepo)
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Testing locally 1) in this file - `npm i` install dependencies - `npm run build` or `npm run tsc` to build your module 2) in childApp - in package.json under dependencies add ui-astra-assets with file:(relativePathToRepo) - "ui-astra-a
We found that adastra-ui-comment demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
Package last updated on 03 Oct 2019
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