agendash | Agenda Dashboard - A Dashboard for Agenda | Cron Utils library
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A Dashboard for Agenda.
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QUESTION
I am using an npm package called agendash
as part of my Node project that uses agenda.js. I am now in the process of extending agendash
so that it meets the needs we have for the project. My question is, when you're extending a pre-existing npm package like this, how should one go about that? If I use as is then I assume my work could be wiped out the next time an update to the underlying package happens.
Should I just lock the package version? Or should I fork it? If the latter is the case, how does one go about doing that? Or is there a better way altogether of handling this?
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Answered 2019-Nov-06 at 14:30Locking the version is not enough. If someone else will try to setup the project, npm will download the unmodified version of the package. You should probably fork the project and use github name in package.json.
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I have a node.js, express website where I authenticate my users with a jwt token. I want to include external webapps, namely agendash into my admin interface.
Agendash is included with a express middleware like this:
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Feb-19 at 15:19You can do that by using express-basic-auth
Just add it as middleware to your agendash route
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