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@spankchain-dev/spankpay-lib

v0.0.125

Published

Library that provides general Spank react components

Downloads

21

Readme

@spankchain-dev/spankpay-lib

Library that provides general Spank react components

NPM JavaScript Style Guide

Install

npm install --save @spankchain-dev/spankpay-lib

Usage

In order to add this lib into the front end repositories 1- Add fonts into the project that will use the lib, the one located in => /example/public/fonts/ 2- Add font-face like /example/src/index.css

import React, { Component } from 'react';

import MyComponent from '@spankchain-dev/spankpay-lib';

class Example extends Component {
  render() {
    return <MyComponent />;
  }
}

Local development

Install all dependencies lib and example

in lib directory => yarn install
in example directory => yarn install

Build lib | Build lib in watch mode

in lib directory => yarn build | yarn start

Run the example

in example directory => yarn start

Storybook

We use Storybook in example enviroment, to start it just run

yarn storybook

it will start Storybook at localhost:6006 and keep watching the changes in the lib to reload it (it takes a time to rebuild the lib)

How to Publish to NPM

  • Each new PR should have an updated version on the package.json file. (i.e. go from 0.96 to 0.97).
  • After approval the PR should be merged.
  • Then go to Actions click on Publish to NPM and then go to the workflows table and then Run the workflow for the develop branch.

License

MIT © SpankPay