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@react-medellin/components

v1.5.0

Published

React Medellin Component Library

Downloads

3

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React Medellín Components Library

Build Status

What is @react-medellin/components

A set of reusable React components that everyone can use. This project was created mainly to teach how to create a reusable component library to atendees to React Medellín Meetup (Feel curious? Join us!)

Installation

Firs of all, this library has two peer dependencies: React and Styled Components so you must have those two first installed for this library to work properly.

In case you're still reading (yes!) you can install this library by typing npm install --save @react-medellin/components or if you're using yarn you can do yarn add @react-medellin/components

Usage

Right now we have 2 components in the library, a <Button /> and a <Banner /> component, you can import them by doing this in any of your files:

import { Button, Banner } from '@react-medellin/components';

Contribute

We're using Storybook for local development so you can see how the components will look like without using the not so beginner friendly npm link. For start playing around with this components, you just need to run npm run dev or yarn dev and then open http://localhost:9001 All contributors are welcome!

Questions?

Go and open an issue, we'll be happy to help!

Can I use this components in my application?

Off course you can! Please do it!