1. Use process of LERNA + NPM link soft chain:
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Package the Lerna project first: execute a global NPM run build for the project (each package will be built automatically), because you end up referencing lib (or some other compiled packaged file), not source code
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Lerna bootstrap will update the internal dependencies of the whole package, not manually enter the sub-package. Then run NPM run build-> lerna link again)
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2, delete node_modules from the project (rmdir /s node_modules)
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3, use: NPM link package name in the project
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4, then NPM install other packages
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5, then NPM start
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6. If the first link is successful, the subsequent link only needs to perform 1. Unmount the original package (NPM unlink), and then re-nPM link
2. Lerna package release process and notes:
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NPM run build — > lerna bootstrap
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Git add. && git commit
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Lerna publish: gitHead publish: gitHead publish: gitHead publish: gitHead publish
- 1. NPM login succeeds
- NPM/CNPM/TNPM publish: CD packages/ lerna ls/NPM/CNPM publish: CD packages/ lerna ls/NPM publish
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4. Subpackages generate separate packages for each release
3. Package lock process
Json and package-lock.json version numbers are automatically generated. How to implement automatic generation?
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1. Manually change the version number of the dependent package in package.json
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Delete node_modules (rmdir /s node_modules)
- Json: del-f package-lock. json: del-f package-lock. json: del-f package-lock. json: del-f package-lock. json
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3, execute: NPM I package name_version –package-lock-only
- A) For example: NPM I [email protected] –package-lock-only
- B) CNPM/TNPM are not very good
- C) If dependent packages exist in multiple packages, execute a in sequence
- D) When executing a alone, the version number in package.json is actually changed, and the contents in -lock are also changed
- E) If the source of the package is changed, switch the source: NPM I packageName –package-lock-only –registry= Package source
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4, then install all the packages: NPM/CNPM/TNPM I
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5. Then start: NPM start