17. Implementing AppliAR (Accounts Receivable) Package

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• 17. Implementing AppliAR (Accounts Receivable) Package
• Step 1 - Create a package
• Step 2 - Implement the AppliAR
• Step 3 - Creating the Domain items

See also: Developing Julia Packages

Step 1 - Create a package

1. Create the local package AppliAR (Accounts Receivable)
2. Create the GitHub Repository AppliAR.jl
3. Push local repostitory to GitHub

Step 1.1 - Create the local package AppliAR (Accounts Receivable)

Prerequisites

• Ubuntu 18.04
• Julia 1.3 installed
• Atom installed
• GitHub account
• GitKraken installed
• Travis CI account

julia> using PkgTemplates # Start the PkgTemplates package

julia> t2 = Template(; # Create the template
              user="rbontekoe",
              license="MIT",
              authors=["Rob Bontekoe"],
              julia_version=v"1.3",
              ssh=true,
              plugins=[
                  TravisCI(),       # Continious Integration
                  Codecov(),        # Improve your code review
                  Coveralls(),      # Which parts aren’t covered by your test suite
                  AppVeyor(),       # CI/CD service
                  GitHubPages(),    # Documentation
              ],
   )

julia> generate(t, "AppliAR") # Create the local package in ~/.julia/dev

julia> 1 + 2

| 2 | Etc. | |

Step 1.2 - Create the GitHub Repository AppliAR.jl

Step 1.3 - Push local repostitory to GitHub

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Step 2 - Implement the AppliAR

Step 3 - Creating the Domain items

Step 4 - Creating the API functions

Step 5 - Creating the API tests

Step 6 - Creating the Infrastructure functions

Step 7 - Creating the Infra tests