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npm package: @storacha/upload-api
Description: The upload api for storacha.network
Latest version: 3.2.3

<h1 align="center">🐔<br/>storacha.network</h1>
<p align="center">The upload API for <a href="https://storacha.network">https://storacha.network</a></p>

The `@storacha/upload-api` package provides an implementation of the w3up
UCAN invocation service. It provides a set of storage interfaces that can
be implemented to run w3up on top of arbitrary data stores.

## Install

Install the package using npm:

```bash
npm install @storacha/upload-api
```

## Usage

```js
import { ... } from '@storacha/upload-api'
```

## Contributing

Feel free to join in. All welcome. Please [open an issue](https://github.com/storacha/upload-service/issues)!

## License

Dual-licensed under [Apache 2.0 OR MIT](https://github.com/storacha/upload-service/blob/main/license.md)
npm package: @storaensods/se-design-system
Description: ## Quick start guide
Latest version: 1.2.10

# Getting started

## Quick start guide

1. Clone the git repository
2. `npm install`
3. `git checkout staging`
4. `git branch your-new-branch && git checkout your-new-branch`
5. `npm start`
6. Commit your changes and submit a pull request to `staging`
7. When staging is ready for a new release, update CHANGELOG and run
   `npm version <major|minor|patch>`
8. Submit a pull request to merge `staging` to `master`
9. Pull updated `master` branch and run `npm publish`

## Detailed guide

### Installing

To get started clone the project to your development machine and run install
dependencies with `npm install`.

We recommend using NodeJS version `10.15.3 LTS` or greater.

**Windows user?** We have tried to update the development environment to also
work on Windows. If you still run to issues it might be easier to get up
and running using Docker. We have provided a basic docker-compose configuration for
running the development environment using `docker-compose up`.

### Running the development server

After installing dependencies run `npm start` to start your development server.
If you make changes to styleguidist configuration or tokens, you might need to
restart the process.

You can test building the package using `npm run build`

### Git Workflow

We have two main **remote** branches:

1. **Staging**
   Development and testing branch for the components or changes that are going to be
   included in the next release. When developing you should base your development
   branch on staging.

   Push will trigger documentation website update which is available by link:
   https://staging-storaenso-ds.netlify.com/.

2. **Master**
   Release branch. Direct pushes to the master branch are blocked by BitBucket.
   To get your changes merged to production you need to first merge them to staging
   and submit a pull request. The latest documentation website for the production
   package available here: https://storaenso-ds.netlify.com/

## Misc

### Adding new documentation pages

Documentation files can be found under `src/styleguidist/docs`. To create a new
page first create a new markdown file under the documentation folder and add
a new section to `styleguide.config.js`.

### Hotjar code

To get Hotjar tracking working, add `SEEDS_DOCS_HOTJAR` environment variable. Hotjar script is initialised when this variable is present, this functionality is implemented in `styleguide.config.js`.
npm package: @storaensods/seeds-react
Description: ## Quick start guide
Latest version: 2.3.0

# Getting started

## Quick start guide

1. Clone the git repository
2. `npm install`
3. `git checkout staging`
4. `git branch your-new-branch && git checkout your-new-branch`
5. `npm start`
6. Commit your changes and submit a pull request to `staging`
7. When staging is ready for a new release, update CHANGELOG and run
   `npm version <major|minor|patch>`
8. Submit a pull request to merge `staging` to `master`
9. Pull updated `master` branch and run `npm publish`

## Detailed guide

### Installing

To get started clone the project to your development machine and run install
dependencies with `npm install`.

We recommend using NodeJS version `10.15.3 LTS` or greater.

**Windows user?** We have tried to update the development environment to also
work on Windows. If you still run to issues it might be easier to get up
and running using Docker. We have provided a basic docker-compose configuration for
running the development environment using `docker-compose up`.

### Running the development server

After installing dependencies run `npm start` to start your development server.
If you make changes to styleguidist configuration or tokens, you might need to
restart the process.

You can test building the package using `npm run build`

### Git Workflow

We have two main **remote** branches:

1. **Staging**
   Development and testing branch for the components or changes that are going to be
   included in the next release. When developing you should base your development
   branch on staging.

   Push will trigger documentation website update which is available by link:
   https://staging-storaenso-ds.netlify.com/.

2. **Master**
   Release branch. Direct pushes to the master branch are blocked by BitBucket.
   To get your changes merged to production you need to first merge them to staging
   and submit a pull request. The latest documentation website for the production
   package available here: https://storaenso-ds.netlify.com/

## Misc

### Adding new documentation pages

Documentation files can be found under `src/styleguidist/docs`. To create a new
page first create a new markdown file under the documentation folder and add
a new section to `styleguide.config.js`.

### Hotjar code

To get Hotjar tracking working, add `SEEDS_DOCS_HOTJAR` environment variable. Hotjar script is initialised when this variable is present, this functionality is implemented in `styleguide.config.js`.