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@wavelengthusaf/components

v2.0.4

Published

Common component library used by Wavelength developers

Downloads

536

Readme

common-components (npm package)

Overview

This module was created to share common components across Wavelength product teams. All components stored in this library are unclassified.

Getting started

You can install this package the same way that you install everything else

npm install @wavelengthusaf/components

Release Notes

2.0.4

  • Added BoxShadow prop to menuSx for the dropdown menu component

2.0.0

  • Migrated to a Mono Repo; some minor updates to various components were made throughout the package.

1.3.1

  • Updated WavelengthBox Component, and Wavelength Button Component. Created new Dropdown Component called Wavelength Dropdown.

1.3.0

  • Updated Footer and Snackbar component, added a basic File Download component.

1.0.2 - 1.0.3

  • Updated dependencies

1.0.1

  • Updated readme and added first ts component

1.0.0

  • Created npm package

common components (testbed website)

Overview

This project provides an overview of the common components library. It is meant to give developers a way to see the components as they work on them.

Instructions

  1. Make sure that you have built and linked the common-components library in a separate VS Code Window
  2. Run npm link @wavelengthusaf/components to install the components library
  3. Open your node_modules and verify that @wavelengthusaf exists (and that there is stuff in it)
  4. Run npm run dev
  5. Navigate to the generated localhost url on your Chrome/Firefox browser.