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components-abx-public

v1.1.2

Published

Componentes para ser usados en proyectos de react y mantener un estandar

Downloads

200

Readme

Componentes para proyectos de react

Componentes para ser usados en proyectos de react y mantener un estandar

⚠️ NOTA: Esta version sera reemplazada con una version de mayor seguridad (gitlab/github)

Pasos para subir una libreria de componentes de react nueva a NPM

1. Preparacion de proyecto en el ambiente de desarrollo

  • Inicializar el proyecto con NPM:

    npm init -y
  • Instalar React y ReactDOM:

    npm install react react-dom
  • Instalar herramientas de compilacion

    npm install --save-dev @babel/core @babel/cli @babel/preset-env @babel/preset-react
  • Crea un archivo .babelrc en la raíz de tu proyecto con la siguiente configuración

    {
      "presets": ["@babel/preset-env", "@babel/preset-react"]
    }
  • Agrega el siguiente script en la sección scripts del package.json

    "scripts": {
      "build": "babel src --out-dir dist --copy-files"
    }
  • Copiar los archivos de la carpeta src como en este repositorio

  • Crea un archivo .npmignore y agrega lo siguiente para evitar subir archivos innecesarios a NPM

    node_modules
    src
    .babelrc

2. Despliegue en NPM

  • Compilar la Librería

    npm run build
  • Actualizar la version

    # Para un parche (arreglos de errores):
    npm version patch
    
    # Para un cambio menor (nuevas características compatibles):
    npm version minor
    
    # Para un cambio mayor (modificación incompatible):
    npm version major
  • Publicar la libreria

    npm publish

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