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@department-of-veterans-affairs/formulate

v0.0.1

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Department of Veterans Affairs forms library.

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Formulate

Welcome to the VA.gov forms library!

About the name

Before we get going, let's take care of some housekeeping: The name "Formulate" is used to distinguish this library from its predecessor, but in public-facing documentation talking about the forms library, use the plain language "forms library" instead.

Quick start

Instructions for getting up and running go here.

Documentation

When we write documentation, we'll put links to it here.

Contributing

To use the npm linked version of this library in a separate repo, we have to do some npm linking of the dependencies. Otherwise, the parent project using the library will see multiple versions of these dependencies and stuff will just sorta break.

Replace ../<project> with the path to the project using Formulate:

npm link ../<project>/node_modules/formik ../<project>/node_modules/react

The design document

For more information about the purpose and architecture of this library, check out the design document.

The design document is intended to be a living document, so if you find it doesn't accurately reflect reality, please open an issue or submit a PR.