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@inloco/supernova

v3.0.7

Published

Semantic-UI Toolkit - In Loco theme

Downloads

3

Readme

Semantic-UI Toolkit - Inloco theme

You can see and interact with the components here.

Installing

  npm install --save @inloco/supernova
  #or
  yarn add @inloco/supernova

Contributing

We're using yarn's lockfile, so we'll assume that it's the one being used, but note that npm will also work.

Setup

To setup the project, you just need to have Yarn installed and run it to install the project's dependencies:

  yarn

Then we run the command below to update css with our customizations:

  yarn run build:css

Watch (Hot reloading)

To update css on file change:

  yarn run watch:css

Storybook

We're using Storybook, to easily see and test the components.

Run it with:

  yarn storybook

Then open it at the url indicated on the terminal, probably: http://localhost:9001/.

Release

To release supernova, follow these steps (let's pretend we're releasing 1.2.3):

  1. Update the version in package.json to the new one (in this case 1.2.3).
  2. Create a commit with the version number as the title: v1.2.3:
git commit -m v1.2.3
  1. Create a new git tag:
git tag -a v1.2.3 -m v1.2.3
  1. Push the commit and the tag to master:
git push origin master --tags
  1. Publish to npm (you'll need to be logged in as In Loco for that):
npm publish --access public

Deploying Storybook

After releasing a new version, our gh page with Storybook is automatically.

In case it's necessary to do this manually though, just run this simple yarn script:

yarn deploy:storybook