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@canoadigital/astrocentro-components

v1.0.0

Published

This project is created using Direflow and Storybook

Downloads

1

Readme

Astrocentro components

Astrocentro's default library of web/react components.

Getting started

  • Clone the repository git clone [email protected]:canoadigital/astrocentro-components.git.
  • Run cd astrocentro-components.
  • Run npm install.

Starting Direflow's development environment

  • Run npm start.
    Direflow will start running on localhost:3000 and your browser will open a new window.

Starting Storybook's development environment

  • Run npm run storybook.
    Storybook will start running on localhost:6006 and your browser will open a new window.

Creating a new component

See the docs at Confluence.

Build Direflow's web components

  • Run npm run build.
    This will create a /build folder containing a direflowBundle.js file.

Build Direflow's react components

  • Run npm run build-lib.
    This will create a /lib folder containing the react component library.

Publish Direflow components in NPM

  • Run npm publish.

Preview Storybook's documentation

  • Run npm run storybook-docs.
    Storybook will run on localhost:52394 and your browser will open a new window with the docs preview.

Build Storybook's documentation

  • Run npm run build-storybook-docs.
    This will create a /storybook-static folder containing storybook's documentation.

Prerequisites

Node.JS version: ^14.0.0.

Built With

Direflow - Web/react component builder.
Storybook - Component's documentation.

Authors

  • Matheus Henrique - Initial work.