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chop-logic-components

v1.0.5

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React UI components library for Chop Logic project

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Keywords

ReactTypeScriptStorybookChop Logic

Readme

Chop Logic Components

Welcome to Chop Logic Components, a comprehensive React components library packed with a variety of styled components and custom hooks that are easy to integrate into any React project.

About the Library

Chop Logic is designed to speed up development by providing reusable, accessible, and highly customizable components. Whether you're building complex forms, creating dynamic layouts, or managing component logic with hooks, Chop Logic Components has the tools to make it easier.

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Getting Started

To get started with Chop Logic, install it via npm or yarn:

npm install chop-logic-components
# or
yarn add chop-logic-components

Scripts

format

Runs Prettier to automatically format TypeScript files (.ts and .tsx) in the project. This script will write changes directly to the files.

npm run format

lint

Runs ESLint to analyze the TypeScript code for potential errors and enforce coding standards. It automatically fixes issues where possible and uses the .gitignore file to ignore certain paths.

npm run lint

check-types

Runs the TypeScript compiler (tsc) to perform type checking without generating output files. This script helps ensure that the code adheres to TypeScript's type safety.

npm run check-types

build

Compiles the TypeScript code into JavaScript using the TypeScript compiler (tsc) and then builds the project using Vite.

npm run build

test

Runs unit tests using Vitest, a fast testing framework designed for Vite projects.

npm run test

test:ci

Runs the tests in continuous integration (CI) mode with Vitest, providing a streamlined output suitable for automated environments.

npm run test:ci

storybook

Starts a local instance of Storybook for developing UI components. The Storybook interface will be available at http://localhost:6006.

npm run storybook

build-storybook

Builds the static version of the Storybook for deployment, outputting the files to the storybook-static directory. The --quiet flag suppresses the build logs.

npm run build-storybook

prepare

Runs the build script and then installs Husky hooks for managing Git hooks in the project.

npm run prepare