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@bofink/ui

v3.1.10

Published

UI Kit for Bofink

Downloads

2

Readme

Bofink UI

semantic-release Commitizen friendly

This is Bofinks UI tool-belt used for everything and more.

This library used to be hosted at https://npm.build.bofink.com but it doesn't exist anymore.

Run

npm run dev

when running you can use the storbook to navigate all the components and see how to use them.

Test

One off

npm run test

Test Driven Development

npm run tdd

CI

In the CI environment a few things will happen.

  • Every Pull Request will run the test.sh bash-script (basically linting, testing and build). This will report status back to the PR.
  • Every commit to master (merged PR's) will trigger a new release where semantic-release (make sure your commit-messages is up to speed) will take care of automatic version-bumps and releases.

Semantic release

Use git add [files]; git commit to start semantic release wizard docs to semantic release