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@nexpy/design-system

v3.0.2

Published

Nexpy design system.

Downloads

247

Readme

Nexpy Design System

Important: Storybook temp removed.

NPM Package

Docs

You can visit the full documentation of available components and tools here.

Installation

Package Manager

Use the package manager yarn to install the dependencies.

Important: Make sure you have the yarn installed globally as it is necessary for use the project's features.

Install yarn with the following command:

npm install -g yarn

Install this Package From NPM

yarn add @nexpy/design-system

or

npm install @nexpy/design-system

Dependencies

Install dependencies with the following command:

yarn

Prepare

yarn prepare

This command will install the husky hooks in the git repository to control preprocessors for commits and pushes, such as code formatters and Eslint, and the required automatic project settings.

Available scripts and usage

If you look at the scripts inside package.json you will see several methods, among them:

Run development server

yarn dev

A server with a fast refresh for development. Do not use for production.

Reinstall dependencies

yarn reinstall

Asynchronously deletes all dependencies and reinstalls using yarn.

Commit your changes

yarn commit

Use the yarn commit command to start the git-cz cli. With that we can make the commits in a standardized way.

Create production build

yarn build:dist

Creates an optimized distribution build of the design system.

Check typing

yarn type:check

Run a test using the TypeScript compiler to identify code typing failures.

Start debug server

yarn debug

Starts the development server with debug options. V8 inspector integration allows tools such as Chrome DevTools and IDEs to debug and profile Node.js instances.

Automatically format code

yarn prettier

Auto-formats code using Prettier. This command writes possible corrections to the project files.

Check code style

yarn prettier:check

Checks that all files follow the style pattern without changing them, reporting possible errors to the console.

Fix code integrity

yarn eslint

Looks for code integrity errors and fixes where possible. This command writes possible corrections to the project files.

Check code integrity

yarn eslint:check

Looks for code integrity errors in all files without changing them, reporting possible errors to the console.

Run development storybook server

yarn storybook

A server with a fast refresh for components documentation development. Do not use for production.

Buid storybook

yarn build:docs

Created a production build for storybook.