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@groceristar/cards-wrapper

v1.0.21

Published

module to use antd cards between projects

Downloads

33

Readme

cards-wrapper-component

This is a separated module, related with recipe-antd repository.

Main goal is to separate development process and have a separated place, where we can develop the logic of default components and then use them into our.

We trying to incorporate two major tasks:

  1. Have a separated place for a basic cards components that have export feature, can be easily tested and adjusted for our needs
  2. Make it work and connect with a different sources - aka recipes objects, grocery lists objects
  3. Keep code quality at good level

Stretch goals:

  • [x] move components from main recipe-antd repository

  • [x] import them well and export them

  • [x] first npm publish/build

  • [x] connect/install this package at recipe-antd and maybe at showcase project too.

  • [ ] use components from this package instead of local versions. Recipe-antd should be totally depending on cards from this package

  • [ ] next stage of changes. When Recipe-antd will gain some 'meat' of code - it'll add more requirements/ use cases to this package. it'll help us to identify the problem that can be solved here. Solve that problems and ship another version of this package.

  • [ ] create a set of 10-12 tasks related to future releases

  • [ ] move this repository into a next level. figure out how?

  • [ ] separated components

  • [ ] separated and only HOC is connected to antd

  • [ ] will it work with our Meal Calendar repository as well?