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mdt-components

v2.3.0

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Reusable React components library

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MDT Component Library

A collection of React display components.

These were originally built for my own use, and are now uploaded to npm in the hope they'll help others out.

Components

Components can be found in src/components and each has it's own Readme.

Simply import and use.

Styling

All internal styles can be overriden using overrideStyles attribute. A list of available styles is in the Readme for each component.

Changelog

v1.0.0

Initial Release

v2.0.0

Change import model of Gallery component.

Previously Gallery, GalleryItem and GalleryView were all exported. Only Gallery is ever used directly.

v2.0.1

Fixed bug which caused styles to be nuked when using overrideStyles

v2.1.0

Added hideMarker property to Map component.

v2.1.2

Actually export Gallery component as intended.

v2.2.3

Note to self: BUILD THE DAMN LIBRARY BEFORE PUBLISHING!