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Contributing to Nxext

PR's, ideas and discussions are welcome.

Project Structure

This project uses the Nx CLI with Yarn 1.x.

This project is built with Nx and follows the OSS project structure. The Getting Started guide shows how to work with Nx workspaces.

Build

After cloning the project, to install the dependencies, run:

yarn

To build a plugin, run:

yarn build [plugin]

Run the Unit Tests

Run unit tests for a specific plugin with:

yarn test [plugin]

Run the e2e Tests

Run e2e tests for a specific plugin with:

yarn e2e [plugin]

Test Locally

Create a playground Nx repository:

yarn create-playground

This will create a playground repository inside the Nxext repository directory. You'll find it here:

tmp/nx-playground/proj/

It is a regular Nx repository and you're able to do everything like create projects and libraries.

To update the playground with changes on the plugins without rebuilding a new playground, run:

yarn update-playground

Publishing to a local registry

To test if your changes will actually work once the changes are published, it can be useful to publish to a local registry.

# Starts the local registry. Keep this running in a separate terminal.
yarn local-registry start

# Set npm and yarn to use the local registry.
# Note: This reroutes your installs to your local registry
yarn local-registry enable

# Revert npm and yarn to use their default registries
yarn local-registry disable

To publish packages to a local registry, do the following:

  • Run yarn local-registry start in Terminal 1 (keep it running)
  • Run npm adduser --registry http://localhost:4873 in Terminal 2 (real credentials are not required, you just need to be logged in. You can use test/test/[email protected].)
  • Run yarn local-registry enable in Terminal 2
  • Run yarn local-release 999.9.9 in Terminal 2

Happy coding :-)