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db-ui-toolkit

v0.3.10

Published

dAppBooster common UI components

Downloads

334

Readme

dAppBooster UI Toolkit

Static Badge GitHub package.json version GitHub top language GitHub branch status GitHub License dAppBooster common UI components

Installation

  • Clone the repo following the usual steps:
git clone [email protected]:BootNodeDev/db-ui-toolkit.git
  • Install
nvm use

pnpm i

Development

  • We use tsup to bundle the components.
  • Clone and install dAppBoosterLandingPage https://github.com/BootNodeDev/dAppBoosterLandingPage (this version uses all the components from db-ui-toolkit)

For example:

git clone https://github.com/BootNodeDev/dAppBoosterLandingPage dAppBoosterWeb3ToolkitTest

cd dAppBoosterUIToolkitTest

nvm use

cp .env.example .env.local

pnpm i
  • Remove db-ui-toolkit from your local copy of dAppBoosterLandingPage:
pnpm remove db-ui-toolkit
  • Install your local copy of db-ui-toolkit on dAppBoosterLandingPage (i.e.: pnpm i /users/yourusername/db-ui-toolkit)
pnpm i <path_to_where_db-ui-toolkit_is>

Now you can run dAppBoosterLandingPage locally using pnpm dev and it'll use your local build of db-ui-toolkit.


You can try the following workflow:

  • One console running dAppBoosterLandingPage (pnpm dev will open it on http://localhost:5173/)
  • A second one for watching dAppBooster UI Toolkit's changes, also using pnpm dev

Deployment

  • I suggest working in a branch different to main for this, i.e.: feat/new-feature
  • Make any changes you want.
  • Test your changes. Be thorough. Make sure that everything works by itself in the preview AND in dAppBooster.
  • Update the version in package.json.
  • Run pnpm build.
  • Commit and push your changes, and merge into main
  • Once everything is stable and ready for release tag a new version so you don't break everything for everyone.
  • Finally, run npm publish to deploy your changes to NPM.