This weekend I started working on my first ever npm package. I can't believe for how long I have been writing code that I never bothered to create ...
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This is an article I wish I had read before struggling so long to publish an NPM package 👍
Aww thank you for the kind words :)
Totes gonna use
wrap-with-pooin my next package.As always you bringing in the real value Dan, thanks a lot for this! Been wanting to do this for quite some time but it seemed so daunting
You are too kind Juan. Thank you, my friend :) It does seem pretty overwhelming until you realize it isn't :)
Ok this is great and all but it's 2019 and your example would be most suitable for front end use so why would you NOT even mention that thia should be published as an ESM not common.js. or ideally both.
Great questions. I just thought this was a good starting point. It's hard to talk about something new and not include everything the reader might need. I thought I would keep this simple and stick to the basics but I do appreciate your feedback. Thank you, Giff.
Timing of your blog couldn't be better. I'm struggling with some problems, and going to refer this to solve the issues.
Thanks!!!
Great to hear. Let me know if you run into any issues, I am always looking for something to write about.
Thank you for article, that's a spirit :)
Great tutorial!! I followed and have my first npm package live: npmjs.com/package/check-osaurus
thank you very much for the tips. I wonder if there is a better way to connect directly from github instead of having to do it manually.
Thank you so much for the post,I thought a lot of times inform myself about this, and you explain it very clear
Thank you :)
It is very strange to start with version 0.0.1, that is, with fix bug
Why is it strange? I am saying that this is the very first release of my plugin. It has some work to do before I consider it a stable 1.0 release.
Because it is incorrect to start versioning from the version which is intended for a fix of any bug
semver.org/#how-should-i-deal-with...
Oh, I thought it was at 0.1.0. Yes, I would agree with that. Will update, thank you!
Hi, thank you for simplification example on publishing our own package to npm.
Thank you Dan!
Been meaning to actually start packaging our angular components into independent npm packages.
Didn't know where to start! So thank you so much for this 🥳
Thanks for the article Dan, really well written and comprehensive. I look forward to reading your sequel about adding testing to the package !
Thanks for this - saved me loads of time and nudged me to publish my first package! Nice one.
I’ll need to do this soon at work, saving the article for reference 🙏 thanks!
Just wanted to thank you! I was able to write my first npm package because of this!
I read it before I published my "@pedrobr/autonomous" package! thank you man !
nice tutorial
Thanks Dan Vega!
Made an account here just to say thanks! This was very helpful.
Thanks, this is really helpful
Hey, thanks for this awesome Tut. Keep writing :)
You should include /types
Amazing!
I've just downloaded verdaccio.org/ so I can push my own packages to private online registry! <3
Thanks :)