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@publicradiointl/pri-component-library

v1.16.0

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Contains a node module that exports PRI's React components.

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PRI Component Library

This repository contains a node module that exports PRI's React components.

The application defined in this codebase is live and available here.

Requirements and Setup

Requirements

  • Node.JS (>=8.4.0). We recommend installing via NVM.
  • Yarn (>=1.5.0).

Setup

  • Clone this repository: git clone [email protected]:PublicRadioInternational/pri-component-library.git.
  • Run yarn in this repository's root directory.

Developing

This project uses Storybook to generate a front end for defined components. Components are located in /src/components/{ComponentName}, and then passed to Storybook in /src/stories/index.js.

To start Storybook: yarn start.

Testing

This project makes use of Jest's snapshot testing utilities. Test files should be located in the same directory as the component the test file is testing. Jest will then create a __snapshots__ directory, and manage it's snapshots from there. Also note that this Jest instance is set up to use Enzyme.

For more information about tests on this project, please read this documentation:

To run tests: yarn test. To generate snapshots: yarn snapshot.

Contributing

The process around contributing to this codebase and the workflow by which code changes are proposed and accepted into this project are documented here.

Deployment

This application is deployed to GitHub pages via a simple command: yarn deploy. This will create a new build, and send it up to the gh-pages branch. You should never need to run this command, as CircleCI is set up to deploy changes when new versions are released.