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@rapharacing/rapha-ui

v1.50.1

Published

[![Storybook](https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/gh/storybookjs/brand@master/badge/badge-storybook.svg)](https://storybook.raphadev.cc)

Downloads

23

Readme

Storybook

This project is using Percy.io for visual regression testing. tested with jest codecov

pipeline status coverage report

pipeline status coverage report

MIT License

Usage

When running percy locally via the yarn run snapshot command you have to export the PERCY_TOKEN into your terminal session.

export PERCY_TOKEN=793ccfdd77c8f076986794e119fb4a46ad36aab42bf9cf28f20asdjlkasdkaskdj

To run storybook locally:

yarn run storybook

You can also build your design system for publishing to private npm or your own github instance:

yarn run build

You can also build your storybook for static file hosting so your designers can see it:

yarn run build-storybook

Makefile

There is a Makefile for quick installs and git hooks

  • default: builds project ready for prod
  • dev: builds project ready for dev
  • new name=[component]: scaffold dir structure with given component name
  • test: runs test scripts
  • hooks: creates any git hooks from ./.bin/hooks
  • pre_commit: runs pre-commit scripts

Story Folder Structure

Copy folder structure from Mock Components to start a new story.

src/
├── ComponentName/
│   ├── index.tsx
│   ├── interface.tsx
│   ├── ComponentName.stories.tsx

Exporting Components

If you wish for the component be exported for use make sure you write the export statement in ./src/index.tsx

Importing Components

To import components into a new project follow this guide.

For available components and import names see the Component Index.

Styled CSS Grid

Ignore Gitlab CI

git push -o ci.skip