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@ost-cas-fee-adv-23-24/elbmum-design

v1.50.0

Published

Design System Component Library

Downloads

30

Readme

Design System Component Library: Football Fanatics

npm

This repository is part of the CAS Frontend Engineering Advanced eduction to build a Design System Component Library.

The project uses Storybook, a tool for developing UI components in isolation. You can view the Storybook page for this project here: Storybook Page

NPM Package

Getting Started

# clean install npm packages
npm ci

# build repo
npm run build

# start storybook server
npm run start

npm run start automatically opens http://localhost:6006 in your browser where you can check the storybook components

Storybook

# start storybook
npm run start

# build storybook
npm run build-storybook

Linting

# run prettier check
npm run format:check

# run prettier fix
npm run format:fix

# run type check
npm run type:check

# run linter
npm run lint

# run all the commands above
npm run code:fix