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@dangerfarms/ui

v0.2.2

Published

Components may be imported from this library as follows:

Downloads

37

Readme

Importing components

Components may be imported from this library as follows:

import { Polygon, Button } from "@dangerfarms/ui";

or, more selectively:

import { Polygon } from "@dangerfarms/ui/lib/core";
import { Button } from "@dangerfarms/ui/lib/forms";

(It does not appear to be possible, at present, to avoid including lib/ in the selective import paths. PRs welcome if you know a way around this (other than publishing from lib/ itself, which has unacceptable downsides).)

Deploying Storybook

Storybook is rebuilt and redeployed on any push to master with changes to stories.js files.

Publishing the npm package

In order to publish a new version of this package, both to ui.dangerfarms.com and to npm, simply run npm version patch (or any other npm-version-incrementing command).

This is the only way in which releases should be made.

Developing

In order to work on this package and see the results/effects when importing from it elsewhere, it is easiest to use yarn link (this avoids having to increment the version and re-publish in order to test each change).

With this repo checked out, run yarn link, then, in the repo importing it, run yarn link "@dangerfarms/ui".

Adding new components

If you add a new component that imports an external package, you will need to add the imported package to the appropriate external/externals array in rollup.config.js. For example, a component added to core which is also available to import from the root index.js file should have the package added to the external arrays within the corresponding config objects (i.e. those with input: "src/core/index.js" and input: "src/index.js"). A package that will be required by all components can be added to the externals array near the top of the file.