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@gooddata/goodstrap

v70.4.0

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> React UI library

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GoodStrap

React UI library

Setup

  1. Install Node.js and Yarn (for versions, see config).

  2. Run yarn install --frozen-lockfile to install the npm dependencies and bootstraps the environment.

Develop

yarn storybook

Will start react storybook at http://localhost:9001/

Please follow GoodData coding styles for JavaScript and CSS.

Optionally you can install terminal-notifier to get notified about build status. The easy way is to use Homebrew:

brew install terminal-notifier

Run unit tests

yarn test

Will start Jest in watch mode.

Build

yarn build-storybook

Will build production version of storybook into dist-storybook/ folder.

Usage

yarn add @gooddata/[email protected]

Versioning

This project was using Semantic Versioning version numbering in the past, but we have switched to major versions only.

Releasing

For releasing, use the jenkins job. Find more about the job in Confluence.

License

(C) 2007-2018 GoodData Corporation