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A better `npm publish`
GitHub Action to publish to NPM
Boilerplate for npm modules with ES6 features and all the best practices
Publish your libraries to NPM with just one command
▷ Test your package in the published format, without having to publish to NPM.
TypeScript NPM Module Boilerplate: https://www.npmjs.com/package/ts-npm-package-boilerplate
A simple NPM package to get capitals, currency, native language etc. of all the countries in the world
Publish private npm packages to Git repositories with npm publish semantics
Replacement for `npm version` and `npm publish` with validations and CHANGELOG.md + GitHub release generation
A simple and lightweight tool for preparing the publish of NPM packages.
Github template for sharable configuration of semantic-release It helps with publishing to npm & Github generates changelog & release notes for any type of keywords.
📄 How To Publish React Npm Package in npmjs.com with Vite
A utility app for publishing your npm packages locally for testing
GitHub Action to validate and extract GitHub release information, used for automated package publishing.
A command line gui npm/github release and push script.
Shipped a standard npm publish workflow with one click.
CLI that automates the process of releasing NPM packages using Yarn v2
Create a bash/batch script to publish multiple NPM packages from verdaccio storage
Easy user account switching for those with multiple npm environments
A set of semantic-release scripts that allow publishing of prerelease versions behind dist-tags.
A simple NPM Package which returns random jokes and quotes. Get your daily quote and stay motivated along with a smile! ✌️ 🌸
Create your own UI component library based on React.
Examples of continuous integration for publishing npm packages.
Ergonomic Dice Rolling with Strong Typescript Support
Boilerplate for publishing basic React components to npm
A npm package that encrypts user data or some string ✔value.
A GitHub Action step which returns a tag value for you to supply to the npm publish command so that patches to old major versions don't automatically get given the "latest" tag.