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@pod-point/react-dom-components

v1.0.4

Published

2 years ago

The Pod Point React DOM Components is a library of base styles and components designed for rapid prototyping for React Web projects.

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TypeScript React Docz

Getting Started

The Pod Point React DOM Components is a library of base styles and components designed for rapid prototyping for React Web projects.

Installation

npm install --save @pod-point/react-dom-components

Development

git clone [email protected]:Pod-Point/react-dom-components.git
cd react-dom-components
npm install

Tasks

To run a local development version of the components in Docz

npm install run docz:dev

To run a build version of the components in Docz

npm install run docz:build

To make edits to the TailwindCSS config or styles

npm install run tailwind:watch

To build the TailwindCSS config or styles

npm install run tailwind:build

Linters and IDE setup

We use Pod Point's React ESLint package for React projects. For CSS pattern consistency, we use a third party package called stylelint. This is required as we are using Tailwind's @apply method in the custom CSS files. To see how to set this up in VS Code, please refer to this article.