feat(publishable pkg names): update package names to match publish convention #61
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This is a prerequisite to #59 |
nikgraf
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Nov 29, 2024
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Should we also lock down the node version to e.g. 22+?
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Good idea. Updating
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Description
Resolves #28
Update the package names to match the agreed upon convention:
This is the default/top-level pkg that 95% of users will import and use:
@graphprotocol/graph-frameworkThese are sidecar packages that can be installed individually as needed, and are also re-exported under
@graphprotocol/graph-framework@graph-framework/identity@graph-framework/key@graph-framework/messages@graph-framework/schema@graph-framework/space-events@graph-framework/utilsThese names are what the packages will be published to npm under