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Online Examples

Scope Emooa Dependency Package

@emooa/logger

@emooa/logger Is a simple logger for use with Nodejs, designed as a simple and versatile logging library that supports multiple transports. Read More.

yarn add @emooa/logger

@emooa/ui

@emooa/ui Is an enterprise-class UI design language and React UI library. Read More.

yarn add @emooa/logger

@emooa/icon

@emooa/icon includes a large number of iconfont icons and supports dynamically customized icon libraries.

yarn add @emooa/icon

@emooa/icon

@emooa/http is a network request library based on secondary encapsulation of Axios, which provides unified error pop-up window processing and works in browsers. It combines back-end interface services to provide error alerts for the return body, and supports customized return status codes, internationalization, and prompt content.

yarn add @emooa/http

Development Process

1. Create a new module

lerna create new_name

2. Install dependencies

Install dependencies for all packages

// Root directory
yarn run exec

3. Build

// Root directory
yarn run build

4. Test

// Root directory
yarn run test

5. Publish NPM package

npm login

// Root directory
npm run publish

DOCS

1. Local

yarn start

2. Build Docs

yarn run docs:build

Q&A

• Why is the installation dependency yarn run exec, instead of yarn directly?

  The lerna exec -- yarn command is used to execute the yarn command in each package in the Lerna repository to install dependencies.

  Specifically, lerna exec is a command provided by Lerna to execute a specified command on each package in the repository. -- is the flag used to separate the lerna exec command from the command to be executed (yarn install).

  By running lerna exec -- yarn, Lerna will iterate through each package in the repository and execute yarn in each package's directory to ensure that their dependencies are installed correctly.

  For convenience, I wrote it into the package.json scripts configuration.