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liru

v0.0.1

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> A component library made for Ric by Ric(?).

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Liru

A component library made for Ric by Ric(?).

About

The repository richardmarquez2001/liru is not only a component library, but also my pet project, testing ground, and a marker for tracking my progress as a developer.

I made a YouTube video about this project as well!

Commands

Installation

pnpm i liru

File structure

liru/
├── liru-components          # Components for @richardmarquez2001/liru package
├── liru-stories             # Storybook and documentation for Liru
├── liru-tokens              # Design tokens for Liru
├── liru-website             # Preview website for Liru, hosted on richardmarquez.ca

Developer Notes

Some developer commands that I use in my workflow include

| Command | What it does | | :--------------------------------- | --------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | pnpm run create <component-name> | Creates the boilerplate for all the files, including the storybook template | | pnpm run storybook | Runs storybook locally |

Footnotes

This project was inspired during my internship at Shopify. After having coffee chats with the two designers on my team, Levon and Miru (jajaja get it), I had a newfound appreciation for UI/UX development as a whole. In the future, I plan on generalizing Liru into a full design guideline that I can use on other platforms, such as an iOS app or a custom piece of hardware.