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demio-ui-kit

v4.1.0

Published

Demio resources and components that are shared across Demio applications

Downloads

228

Readme

Demio UI Kit

Demio resources and components that are shared across Demio applications

Publish to NPM

yarn publishing

Components

For a list of the components and a general overview of each, check out the Components & Resources README (src/README.md)

Testing & Development

Testing & development should never be done via publishing to npm. There are two main ways to go about it.

  1. Run Storybook and create a story file (see the stories folder) for the component, and then test and develop locally.

  2. Before publishing, it's always helpful to test the changes in the repo you'll be adding the new demio-ui-kit version to. There are many ways to test this, but one of the best is yalc.

Start Storybook

yarn storybook

Test changes in another repo via yalc

Inside demio-ui-kit, run this:

yarn build
yalc publish

yarn build is only required if you have something like styles that need to be built via webpack

to show bundle analyzer report

yarn build --showBundleAnalyzer

Inside the external repo, run this:

yalc add demio-ui-kit

Boom! Now your local demio-ui-kit

To push demio-ui-kit changes to the external repo without needing to add the kit there again, run this in demio-ui-kit:

yalc push

Note that you'll need to do yarn build inside the demio-ui-kit again if you updated things that need to be rebuilt via webpack.

To remove the local demio-ui-kit from the external repo, run this in the repo:

yalc remove demio-ui-kit

Important: Do not push the yalc changes to the external repo.

Publish Public Storybook Docs

yarn publish:docs