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@redradix/components

v0.1.0

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Web components for redradix's projects

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Readme

React Front Base

Este repo tiene el resultado de usar create-react-app para crear una aplicación React de 0.

El mega README original de CRA está aquí

Requisitos

  • node > 6 y npm > 3 (https://nodejs.org/en/download/)

¿Cómo sé que versión de node tengo? En consola:

which node (para ver si tienes node)

node -v (versión de Nodejs)

npm -v (Versión de npm)

Instalación

  1. Para instalar dependencias se puede usar npm o bien yarn, que es más rápido. Instalar yarn:

npm i -g yarn

  1. Clonar el repositorio
  2. Instalar dependencias con npm install, o solo yarn si lo has instalado en el punto 0. Ponte un café. Espera pacientemente. Roma no se construyó en un día.
  3. DEVELOPERS: Ejecutar en consola npm start (o yarn), para dejar el SASS en modo watch y levantar el servidor de desarrollo
  4. MAQUETERS: Ejecutar en consola npm run storybook o yarn storybook para dejar el SASS y levantar el storybook.

Importante: los archivos .css dentro de /styles están ignorados por git. Si hace falta un CSS estático, metedlo en public.

Scripts de npm (npm run xxxxx en consola o yarn run xxxx)

  1. storybook - Inicia el storybook en local.
  2. build-storybook- Genera un build del storybook en estático (para subirlo a donde sea)
  3. start - Inicia el servidor de desarrollo con la compilación de Javascript y SASS
  4. build - Hace un build para producción de la aplicación entera
  5. test - Ejecuta tests con Jest