How to deal with the .npmrc when working on a team

[jared-hom]

Hi,
I'm working on a React/typescript project.
I am the motion designer and thus the only one on the team that touches gsap, but the other people in the team needs to have the gsap licence in the .npmrc file right, if not the project won't build.

What is the best way to deal with this.
I hope the answer isen't buy licences as that will not work since gsap is just a small part of the overall project.
( I rather not have to go through the pains of learning a new animation suite )

[OSUblake]

Welcome to forums @jared-hom

 

You would use the same token for everyone. It's unique to your license. You don't need a different one for everyone who will build your project.

[GreenSock]

Just to add a clarification: you should **NOT** share your token with other developers but as a courtesy we do allow that within organizations as long as they have the proper number of developers covered on their "Business Green" membership. In other words, if you've got 3 developers on the team [who are using GSAP] you should get a 3-developer license. That gets you 3 tokens, but it's fine if [for the sake of convenience] in your repositories you use one because that'd be a pain to swap out for each user in an environment where you're sharing assets in a repo. 

 

Does that answer your question?