[Package] Add script to package up assembleVegaLite() functionality for use in peer projects - #8
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Adds (Copilot-generated) script to generate a *.tgz npm package so that functionality can be imported in peer projects. This "flint-chart-compiler" project only exports the
assembleVegaLite()function and associated functionality/types.Trigger a build by changing the version in "compiler.package.json", then running the following script:
npm run pack:compiler # → produces microsoft-flint-chart-compiler-0.1.0.tgzCopy the tarball to the repository wanting to use the functionality, and import the package as a dependency:
Once the package is added, then the package can be referenced by name in that respository, e.g.:
Once we figure out publishing to npm by going through the Microsoft open-source process, peer repositories can just add the dependency by name.