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@avlutils/landing-packages

v1.9.3

Published

Shared components, themes, and utils. Currently used in the Aha LP project.

Downloads

33

Readme

landing-packages

Shared components, themes, and utils. Currently used in the Aha LP project.

Development

Setup

  • Clone into a local directory
  • Run the following:
    1. yarn to install dependencies
    2. yarn global add yalc to install yalc (a local repository manager) globally, if not already installed
    3. yalc publish to publish the package to yalc
    4. yarn start to automatically create new builds and push to yalc when source files change

Commit

  • Stage the changes you wish to commit (git add . will stage all changes) and then run yarn commit

Storybook

  • Run yarn storybook to fire up Storybook and rebuild when source files change
  • Run yarn build-storybook to create a one-off Storybook build in storybook-static

To use in another project, e.g. EarnAha/web-landing

  • In EarnAha/web-landing (or any other project), run the following:
    1. yarn add @avlutils/landing-packages to add the package to package.json (for production)
    2. yalc link @avlutils/landing-packages to use the WIP version (from yalc) during development

Production

Build

  • Run the following:
    1. yarn lint to check everything is OK
    2. yarn build to create a build