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Fork the repository
amex-jest-preset-react
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Afterwards run the following commands in your terminal
$ git clone https://github.com/<your-github-username>/amex-jest-preset-react $ cd amex-jest-preset-react
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your-github-username
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Install the dependencies by running
$ npm install
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You can now run any of these scripts from the root folder.
npm test
Runs unit tests.
npm run test:git-history
Verifies the format of all commit messages on the current branch.
npm posttest
Verifies the format of all commit messages on the current branch.
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