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@billups/grimoire

v1.16.0

Published

Billups design components implemented in React

Downloads

81

Readme

grimoire

Billups design components implemented in React

Getting Started

Clone this repo and run the following command from the directory the clone resides in.

Make sure that you have NodeJS >= 8.x and NPM installed. If you already have node installed, verify with:

node --version

Now run yarn (with no flags) to install (dev) dependencies. (you can download yarn following the instructions on https://yarnpkg.com/en/docs/install)

yarn

Development

You can spin up a local storybook instance by running

yarn storybook

This is will allow you to see currently available components as well as components you are working on.

While working on a component, you should add a corresponding story file to the stories folder with the following pattern: component.stories.tsx.

Testing

All the tests for the components can be run with the yarn test script.

Once you are finished with most of the iteration of a component please add a snapshot test for that component as well. Any tests should reside in a __tests__ folder that lives in the same directory as the component you are testing and should have the same filename as the component.

If you need to update a component snapshot running yarn test -u will accomplish that.

Building

This project uses rollup for bundling and generating type definitions for the components. Simply run yarn build and the bundles as well as the typedefs will be generated in the dist folder.