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@reusejs/react-display-texts

v0.0.4

Published

A library of reactjs typography texts

Downloads

25

Readme

View Storybook Join Discord NPM version NPM downloads MIT License Storybook NPM Publish

React Display Texts

View Storybook at: https://master--617798f41315d7003acd9c97.chromatic.com.

Where to write components?

  1. There is a src folder where you can write your components
  2. Whichever components you want to be exposed would go into: index.js

Workflow

There are two ways you can develop components.

Storybook

  • Run: yarn storybook which will run the storybook in your localhost
  • When you write your own component, also write a .stories.jsx and storybook would pick it up

Another ReactJS App

  • Create a brand new react js app (Ex: my-app) using following: https://reactjs.org/docs/create-a-new-react-app.html#create-react-app
  • Run yarn link in current component library. Ex: If you component name is react-display-texts, you would run yarn link inside react-display-texts
  • Go to newly created reactjs app (my-app) and run yarn link @reusejs/react-display-texts
  • At the same time also run yarn serve in react-display-texts, so that as you make changes, build happens simultaneously and your my-app refreshes it

Contributing

New components

Hit us on discord on ideas channel. Propose your ideas, we will blow our brains out.

To existing components

Right now we don't a lot of hard and fast rules.

Just follow: https://www.atlassian.com/git/tutorials/comparing-workflows/forking-workflow

Basically:

  • Fork the component to which you want to contribute
  • Make your changes, test it properly
  • Raise a Pull Request

Releases

Once your pull request is made, a release would be schedule which will push the library to npm to @reusejs org. You can't push to reusejs org.

License

react-display-texts is freely distributable under the terms of the MIT license.