Published my first NPM package
by Erik EdinI've published <BankDeets/> on npm, a React form for collecting bank details in any currency, compatible with
TransferWise
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http://bankdeets.co (or npm install bankdeets)
- SWIFT and local payments
- 20 currencies
- Translations (en, sv, dk, no, fi)
TransferWise uses local banks around the world to make payments cheaper and faster.
But local formats vary, and you might feel like you need to be a bank details expert to get the right info.
No longer. Try for yourself: http://bankdeets.co.
Why did I build it? With http://returnstracker.com, I'm helping a friend's ecomerce business improve their return order process.
We needed to collect bank details in multiple currencies that works with TransferWise. Hence BankDeets.
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Just checked your code.
Did you think about using RollupJS for creating package?
I'm using it for my components and i'm pretty happy with result-
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I had a look at Rollup, and it looks interesting. I actually wanted to accomplish the same thing by creating the npm package.
Would using Rollup mean I can distribute it as a javascript package as well, without using NPM?
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Rollup will do the same thing as webpack. it's just another way, and rollup was less confusing for me to start. Webpack is looks so scary :) it's for creating your bundle.
you'll still need to publish code at npm. another option is to use github registry - is a new feature, but npm is still King of the Hill...
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do you have github link for that? will star the repo.
Btw, what do you think about publishing a story about creating this component at Hackernoon? it can get some exposure and more people will try it-
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Thanks Arthur! GitHub link here: https://github.com/321k/bankdeets
I didn't realise I could contribute to Hackernoon. Will definitely do that!
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Sure you can -if you need help with that - buzz me
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