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@usace-watermanagement/groundwork-water

v2.5.0

Published

A library of react components for use with USACE Water Management Webpages

Downloads

205

Readme

Groundwork Water Components

Getting Started

npm install @usace-watermanagement/groundwork-water --save

Will install the groundwork water components to your local node_modules directory, and add it to your packages.json for future use.

Documentation

You can read the current Groundwork Water Documentation:
https://usace-watermanagement.github.io/groundwork-water/

View Source on Github

Dev Notes

There are two directories of interest in this repository for Groundwork Water developers:

Docs Website

The /docs directory contains the source code for the documentation website.

To run the docs you can do the following:

npm install
npm run build

cd docs
npm install
npm run dev

This will first install the dependencies for the library then it npm link's the package in the docs.

When you're making frequent changes you should consider importing the components directly from the package. i.e.

import { TSPlot } from "../path/to/lib/path/to/component";

This will install the dependencies, and then run the docs in development mode.

Lib

The /lib directory contains the source code for the package itself.

These are the components that would be shared with the community but also within the docs themselves for testing and to showcase the components.

Publishing

NOTE: You will first need to be added as a collaborator to the package on NPM.

To publish a new version of the package, run the following command:

npm run publish

This will build the package, and then publish it to NPM.