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@canonical/juju-react-components

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React components for use with Juju

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Readme

Juju React Components

React components for use with Juju.

Component Docs

Generic Components

Juju Specific Component

Component Examples

The components can be viewed with React Styleguidist. Just run npm run styleguidist and visit the supplied URL.

Testing

The tests can be run with npm test.

Releases

These are the steps to publish a new NPM release.

QA

  • Run npm run styleguidist and make sure there are no errors and that each component displays correctly.
  • Consider testing in a project (e.g. Juju GUI) with npm link ...

Prepare for release

  • Check out a new branch from develop.
  • Update the version with npm version ... using the next sensible version.
  • Update the changelog, changing the [Unreleased] section to the version number from above e.g. [0.5.0] - 2019-02-06. Consider looking at git log and adding any missed changes.
  • Commit the changes, push your branch to GitHub, create a PR against develop and land it (this might require approval).

Sync master

  • Create a PR from develop to master: https://github.com/juju/react-components/compare/master...develop?expand=1
  • Land the branch (this might require approval).

Publish to NPM

  • Get a fresh copy of master git clone [email protected]:juju/react-components.git juju-react-components-release
  • cd juju-react-components-release
  • Build and publish the package with npm publish

Tag the release

  • Get the released package link npm view @canonical/juju-react-components dist.tarball and download the file.
  • Create a new release on GitHub: https://github.com/juju/react-components/releases/new, remembering to:
    • Add the tag against master using the new version number.
    • Copy the changelog.
    • Upload the package (downloaded above).