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@bcgov-sso/react-npm

v1.1.3

Published

common react components

Downloads

2

Readme

SSO React Components

This library contains common react components shared by the SSO CSS app and realm registry. See the github pages link for a storybook instance of components.

Workflow

Storybook: This repository has branched-based deployments for the storybook instance. To update storybook, merge in a feature branch to the dev branch.

NPM: Components will be published to NPM when creating a new release. To release the components on the dev branch:

  1. Merge dev into main. This will automatically bump the package version based on the commits and generate a tag for the release.
  2. Create a new release using the generated tag.

Adding Components

To add a component:

  1. Add a new folder with the component title to src/components
  2. Add a <componentName>.tsx file and index.ts file to the folder.
  3. Export your component from index.ts, e.g: export { default } from './NumberedContents';
  4. Add component export to src/components/index.ts, e.g:
export { default as Accordion } from './Accordion';
export { default as NumberedContents } from './NumberedContents';

Adding Stories

Add a <Component>.stories.jsx file to the stories folder