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ictu-component-library

v0.0.3

Published

This projects contains Vue components that can reused in other projects. The components are exposed as a Node package. The package include typescript declaration files.

Downloads

3

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ictu-component-library

This projects contains Vue components that can reused in other projects. The components are exposed as a Node package. The package include typescript declaration files.

Usage

  1. Run npm install
  2. Create components in src/components and import/export in src/index.ts
  3. Create a build npm run build

Now you can either (1) publish the package at NPM or (2) create a symlink for local testing.

Option 1: publish at NPM

  1. Login with npm adduser
  2. Publish with npm publish. The package will be published with the version specified in package.json
  3. In the project where you want to import the package, run npm install ictu-component-libary.

Option 2: use locally via symlink

  1. Create a symbolink: npm link
  2. In the project where you want the import the package, run npm link ictu-component library (the name refers to the name property in package.json)

Regardless of the chosen option (NPM or symlink), you can now verify that it works by importing a component from the library:

import { IctuExample } from 'ictu-component-library'

You should now be able to use this component like any other Vue component. Notice that the component is typed: you will get TypeScript errors when the component props are not entered correctly.

To do

  • Create a pipeline to publish a new version
  • Investigate how to integrate CSS that is not defined in the component but in a seperate stylesheet.