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@claudebernard/design-system

v1.9.0

Published

This project is the design system used on Claude Bernard tools

Downloads

812

Readme

Design Sytem

This project is the design system used on Claude Bernard tools

Link of the storybook

How to install it via NPM ?

Install the package

npm install @claudebernard/design-system

Import components

There are two ways to import components:

  • You can import all components at once, this means you will import all design system in your project.
import '@claudebernard/design-system';
  • You can import only the components you need, example:
import '@claudebernard/design-system/button';

Then you can use components in your project

Development

Development server

Run npm run storybook to run Storybook. Navigate to http://localhost:6006/. The app will automatically reload if you change any of the source files.

Lint project

Run npm run lint to run Eslint.

How to create a new component ?

  1. Create a new folder in src/components with the name of your component
  2. Create three files: src/components/your-component/your-component.ts, src/components/your-component/your-component.spec.ts and src/components/your-component/your-component.scss in this folder
  3. Create a new file src/components/your-component/index.ts in this folder that will export your component
  4. Add export of your component in src/index.ts to allow import unique component
  5. Create a new entrypoint of your component in vite.config.ts
  6. Add export of your component in package.json to allow import unique component

How to create a new story ?

  1. Create a new file src/components/your-component/your-component.stories.ts with the stories of your component, and it will be automatically imported in Storybook

How to add new icon ?

  1. Add yout svg icon in src/icons/svg folder
  2. Complete the src/icons/index.ts file with the new icon information

Versionning, releasing, publishing

Versioning and releasing is managed in CI with semantic-release.

To start a release candidate (pre-releases), work on alpha or beta branch, and a version will be published (e.g. if you're working on beta branch and next version will be 2.0.0, first version will be 2.0.0-beta.1)

To make a release, merge your commits on master branch.