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@hireology/molecules

v2.2.1

Published

Hireology's Component Library

Downloads

120

Readme

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Molecules

Hireology's component library

Installation

Molecules is available as an npm package.

npm i @hireology/molecules --save

or if you prefer Yarn

yarn add @hireology/molecules

Usage

import { Button } from '@hireology/molecules';
import '@hireology/molecules/dist/molecules.css';

ReactDOM.render(<Button>Button</Button>, mountNode);

NOTE: molecules assumes you already have Font Awesome available in your project

Documentation

To view the components and their, visit our storybook.

Development

Develop locally with Storybook:

$ git clone [email protected]:Hireology/molecules.git
$ cd molecules
$ npm install
$ npm run storybook

Each commit to dev will automatically deploy storybook.

You can view a preview of the deploy in your PR by clicking the details button in this build step:

Testing

Run tests locally: npm run test
Run test coverage: npm run test-coverage

Expected Component Directory Structure

When you add a new component, it should follow the below directory structure:

/NewComponent
  index.js                 - export default from NewComponent.jsx
  NewComponent.jsx         - component code
  NewComponent-test.jsx    - test file
  newComponent.scss        - stylesheet
  newComponent.stories.jsx - storybook configuration