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@pga/pga-component-library

v1.5.5

Published

React Component Library

Downloads

110

Readme

pga-component-library

Travis npm package Coveralls

React Component Library for internal component sharing.

How to use

  • View available components at PGA Labs
    • Make sure you read Notes tab on the bottom pane for specific component instructions
  • run npm install --save @pga/pga-component-library in project directory
  • import components into your project, for example: import { Header } from '@pga/pga-component-library'

How To Contribute

  • Understand the structure of the repo.
    • This is really 2 repo's in one. The component-library, which utilizes NWB and the Storybook
    • When making a reusable component, please review the Storybook Documentation and NWB.
  • Create component and be sure to:
    • Add it to Storybook stories under /stories/components/<your-story> with propTypes and good instructions.
    • export it at src/index.js
    • Make sure it's well tested in src/__tests__
  • Make a PR! CircleCI should automatically deploy to NPM and publish new changes to our component library website on merge with master.
    • IMPORTANT Before making a PR: run npm run bump-version to change the version number in package.json

Happy hacking!