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Finally, release my first open source.

 

Starting...

This lab is to release my product to install easily. Instead of cloning or downloading and setting it up manually, it provides a lot of convenience for users to install it. I chose NPM since I used nodejs. NPM is a great site to help develpers to release their git repository in the site. 



Progressing...

First, I signed up on npmjs.com and logged in the site on the console to release my repository. I had to set up a lot of things like 'npm init', modifying readme and package.json to be ready.  Second, I tried to release my repository by the command, 'npm publish --access public'. Unfortunately, the name, http-parser, was already taken, so I needed to change my name. I chose my name as http-checker and tried to release it again. At this time, I got 403, forbidden error. I spent a lot of time to figure out but it was actually due to not verified account. Once I got the verified email account, finally, I got the release version of my repository. Here is my new released site. 


After I got this one, I asked one of my class-mates for testing it. At the same time, I installed my program in the new folder. To run it easily, I added script as "start": "http-checker -f urls2.txt" and ran it as npm start.

Concluding...

From this course, I have experienced all processing of development from a scratch to a release of it. During the time, I also have experienced how to handle with conflict when I am in the group project based on git. I believe that now I am more confident and have to appreciate to David, my OSD professor. I love Open source to expand my knowledge and I will keep in touch. 
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