- Create js script with your name what you want, but in this article i use index.js. On this file you put your library process in here
- Push into your git repository.
- Generate your package.json using command
npm init
and follow the step.
### Input your package name, if you put blank as default will set name as your folder project name
package name: (nodejs-hello-world-library)
### Input your version, if you put blank as default will set version as in display
version: (1.0.1)
### Input your description, if you put blank it will blank description
description:
### Input your entry point, it will set your root js
entry point: (index.js)
### Git repository, it just show your repository
git repository: (https://github.com/fascalsj/nodejs-hello-world-library.git)
### Information about the author
author:
- Add npm user using
npm adduser
- Publish your npm library using
npm publish
- Install the library on your project
npm install nodejs-hello-world-library@1.0.1
- Test it, run
node index.js
in your testing project
var test = require('nodejs-hello-world-library');
test.helloWorld();
test.doSomethingAwesome();
test.doSomethingElse();
console.log(test.doSomethinNew("ok"));