Type system

This TypeScript package provides Wasaby type system for efficient work with types, data structures, collections and types transformation.

Installation in production mode

All you need is just saby-types package on npm.

1. Create a new npm package in separated folder:

    npm init
   

2. Install typescript and saby-types packages:

    npm install typescript
    npm install git+https://git.sbis.ru/saby/Types.git
   

3. Create a new hello-world.ts file:

       import {entity} from 'saby-types';
       
       const record = new entity.Record({
           rawData: {hello: 'Hello world!'}
       });
       
       console.log(record.get('hello'));

Installation in development mode

1. Clone the repository in separated folder:

    git clone git@git.sbis.ru:saby/Types.git ./
   

2. Install development dependencies:

    npm install
   

3. Build the project:

    npm run build
   

Available scripts

• Compile TypeScript:

    npm run build:compile
  

• Run unit tests in Node.js:

    npm test
  

• Start local HTTP server and check unit tests in browser:

    npm start
  

• Run unit tests in Node.js and display coverage report:

    npm test:coverage
  

Integration with Jenkins

With checkbox

✓ Inject environment variables to the build process

you can use these environment variables:

• test_server_port - port for local HTTP server (1025 by default);
• test_url_host - hostname which HTTP server running on (localhost by default). You should setup this variable if Selenium grid on another host is used;
• test_url_port - the same as test_server_port;
• test_report - XUnit report filename to save report to artifacts/xunit-report.xml by default).