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@scoir/college-search

v13.1.0

Published

College Search on Scoir

Downloads

1,158

Readme

react-college-search

This is the react organism for Scoir college-search!

Development

Node Versioning

This repo runs on Node.js -- An .nvmrc file is included to allow for automatic Node.js versioning.

Run nvm use to use the version of Node.js specified in the .nvmrc file.

To set up automatic Node.js versioning on your machine:

  1. Follow these steps: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/23556330/run-nvm-use-automatically-every-time-theres-a-nvmrc-file-on-the-directory
  2. You should see a message in your terminal when you cd into a directory with .nvmrc, either notifying you that you are using the correct version for the project or that you need to install it.

1. Install dependencies

npm i

2. Run Storybook

Navigate to /stories and run

npm run storybook

Note* If you make a change in the package, you will need to rebuild the package to see the changes.

3. Linking

If you are working on a local version of the package and want to see it in a *-web app, you can link this package to your web app.

  1. In this package directory, run the following

    npm install
    npm run build
    npm link
  2. In your web app directory, run the following

    npm install
    npm link @scoir/react-college-search
    npm start

Note* If you make a change in the package, you will need to rebuild the package to see the changes.

You may need to run rm -rf node_modules/.cache and restart your web app directory to clear the cache and see the changes.