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@draftit-ui/icons

v0.26.27

Published

Our Icons

Downloads

1,312

Readme

@draftit-ui/icons

Our Icons

Dev

$ yarn install
$ yarn storybook

Create new Icon

We can create the skeleton that we need by running

$ bash ./scripts/new.bash MyIcon

This will create the basic stuff for your new icon on src/MyIcon/MyIcon.tsx.

It will also execute the build.bash that will create the storybook entry for your new icon.

Compile new assets

We create the src/FooIcon/index.ts and src/FooIcon/FooIcon.tsx our self. Then run the following script:

$ bash ./scripts/build.bash

This will create the exports and stoybook files.

Handling CRLF issues

If you run on windows you could get issues with files being created as CRLF. You can see this if files that you have not changed are modified. Existing files should not be modified when the script above is executed, only new files should be outputed.

So before commiting try to run yarn lint --fix

Publish to NPM

Follow semantic versioning and this will then be done automatically.