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@usereactify/search

v5.54.0

Published

React UI library for Reactify Search

Downloads

5,195

Readme

Reactify Search UI

This library provides React components and hooks for building UI's for the Reactify Search app.

The aim of this library is not to build a search and filter interface from the ground up. The aim of this library is to abstract the complexities of Reactify Search, whilst providing the developer a wide range of approaches and escape hatches to build in the way they want to. To do this, we wrap a mature Elasticsearch UI library called Reactivesearch (similar name, but completely unaffiliated with Reactify Search).

Documentation

All end-user documentation is available at https://search.docs.reactify.com.au which is powered by GitBooks.

Contributing

# install dependencies
npm install

# watch and build the package
npm run watch

# serve storybook to interact with components
npm run storybook

# release a version
npm run release

# release a beta version
npm run release:beta