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@planningcenter/cc-nav

v4.5.0

Published

Site-wide navigation on Church Center Web

Downloads

3,499

Readme

@planningcenter/cc-nav

@planningcenter/cc-nav is the site-wide navigation for Church Center Web.

Installation

yarn add @planningcenter/nav @reach/menu-button

Usage

Provides Church Center's topbar for proxied products.

Development

Using yalc allows iterating locally. The following steps are an overview of how to go about it. The steps will need to be repeated each time a change is made.

~/ $ yarn global add yalc # install yalc globally
~/Code/cc-nav $ yalc publish # build and register cc-nav with yalc
~/Code/giving $ yalc add @planningcenter/cc-nav && yarn install # or other proxied product
~/Code/giving $ bin/webpack # build the bundle

More specific instructions, such as watching this project for changes, or automatically rebuilding target products is beyond the scope of this README.