The Foodizone Common package serves as a crucial component in the Foodizone ecosystem. Its primary objective is to enhance efficiency and maintain consistency by eliminating data duplication across various services. By providing a centralized repository, this package facilitates the sharing of common data among services without the need for redundant code.
Foodizone Common offers a wide range of functionalities that streamline the development process and foster code reusability. It contains essential modules, utilities, and components that can be leveraged by multiple services within the Foodizone platform. Developers can easily access and integrate these common resources, saving valuable time and effort that would otherwise be spent on duplicating code across different services.
To integrate the Foodizone Common package into your repository, please follow the steps outlined below:
- Begin by installing the npmrc package locally. This can be accomplished by executing the following command:
npm i npmrc -g - Once npmrc is installed, run npm login to authenticate yourself and gain access to the necessary resources.
After successfully completing the setup process, you can install the Foodizone Common package into your project by running the command
npm i @app.foodizone.net/foodizone-common
To ensure a smooth and efficient development workflow, please adhere to the following guidelines when working with the Foodizone Common package:
When making changes to the repository, create a pull request (PR) and follow the code review guidelines outlined in the Code Review Guideline.
It is essential to update the version of the package in your changes before proceeding with deployment. This ensures that the latest version is available for consumption.
Once the code changes have been approved and merged, use the command npm publish to publish the updated package to the npm registry, making it accessible to other services.
By adhering to these development practices, you contribute to maintaining the integrity and reliability of the Foodizone Common package, while also promoting collaboration and efficiency among the development team.