Instructions

1. Open modules/observable-store-extensions and run npm run build or npm run build:w.

2. Open modules/observable-store and run npm run build or npm run build:w.

3. Run npm run test in modules/observable-store and ensure all tests pass.

4. Open one of the samples and uncomment the lines in tsconfig.json for @codewithdan (makes local testing easier).

5. Open a sample project in samples to test it out.

6. Run npm publish --access public in the root of the modules/observable-store and modules/observable-store-extensions folders (enter the 2FA code for npm).

Publishing Extensions Project

1. Open modules/observable-store and run npm link to setup linking to @codewithdan/observable-store. Alternatively, you can uncomment the lines in modules/observable-store-extensions/tsconfig.json to work with it locally.

2. Open modules/observable-store-extensions and run npm link @codewithdan/observable-store

3. Open modules/observable-store-extensions/tsconfig.json and comment out the paths property

4. Open modules/observable-store-extensions and run npm run build or npm run build:w.

5. Copy the root readme.md file into modules/observable-store (need to update the build to automate this).

6. Run npm publish --access public and enter the 2FA code for npm

7. When done you can run npm unlink @codewithdan/observable-store in modules/observable-store-extensions

8. Then run npm unlink in modules/observable-store

9. IMPORTANT: Make sure that samples have @codewithdan sections in tsconfig.json commented out before pushing to github.

import { Observable } from 'rxjs' Error Building Extensions

Delete dist/observable-store and rebuild the extensions project. If using linking (see above) there shouldn't be a problem.