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mechanical-wombat

v1.5.7

Published

React UI component lib for edozo apps and sites

Downloads

30

Readme

mechanical-wombat

React UI component lib

NPM NPM

Usage in projects

Install

yarn add mechanical-wombat

Usage

import { MyComponent } from 'mechanical-wombat';

export const Example: React.FC = ({ children }) => <Button {...props}>{children}</Button>;

Hosted Storybook to find a list of currently available components

Default theme values

Development

Up and running

Prerequisites:

  • Have NVM installed
  • Be using the version of node outlined in .nvmrc. You can do this by running nvm use in the root of the project and following the instructions.
  • Be using Yarn

Steps

  • Checkout the repo and cd into it.
  • Open your terminal of choice.
  • Run yarn to install the dependencies.
  • Open another terminal window/tab at the same location.
  • In the first terminal run yarn start.
  • In the second run yarn storybook this will open your browser at localhost port 9009.
  • You are now ready to start developing reusable components.

Contributing

  • All changes must be raised as a PR, and reviewed by the team
  • PRs must contain an updated package.json version
  • To add a new Icon, follow these steps before creating a PR

Publishing

Only ever release from the main branch, this means all code has been reviewed and approved. If you are unsure, don't release.

Steps

  • Merge your PR into the main branch
  • Tag and create a release in Github
  • To publish, you will need access to NPM. If you don't have access, please speak to a member of the team
  • In your terminal, run npm publish --dry-run to ensure there are no errors
  • In your terminal, run npm publish
  • Check that the version has been published here

You will need access to the NPM account attached