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@hqro/gojji

v1.0.4

Published

Modulable React components library

Downloads

6

Readme

React-Components-Library-Starter-Kit

Boilerplate to building a React components library for NPM

How to start ?

Setup you development environement

git clone [email protected]:hqro/React-Components-Library-Starter-Kit.git
cd React-Components-Library-Starter-Kit
yarn install

Rename project and initialize your git repository

cd ..
mv React-Components-Library-Starter-Kit my-components-library
cd my-components-library
rm -Rvf .git
git init
git remote add ...

Don't forget to edit the package.json. Add your dependencies and customize name, description and author.

How to use ?

yarn start

webpack now wath for file changes in src/components folder. Each time you add a new component, it will compile your source files again. Don't forget to export your components on index.js file.

How to test ?

yarn link

This command is run in the package folder you’d like to link. Then initialize a new react project with create-react-app for example

cd ..
create-react-app Demo
cd Demo
yarn link my-components-library

Then go to you React project and try to import your components.

import React from 'react'
import { Button } from 'my-components-library'

const App = () => (
  <div className="App">
    <Button label="Awesome button" onClick={() => console.log('click')} />
  </div>
)

How to build for production ?

yarn build
yarn login
yarn publish --access=public

You need a NPM account to publish your package