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ouisys-component-library

v1.0.0

Published

Ouisys Components

Downloads

20

Readme

Ouisys Component Library

The code contained in this repository is a Component Library.

Notes to keep in mind:

  • You don't have to clone this repo in order to use the library, and this Component Library.

Install CLI

yarn

Storybook local env.

To start your local dev. server:

yarn storybook

To build Storybook static files:

yarn storybook:export

Testing

To run tests on your local code:

yarn test

Alternatively you can add the --watch flag for continued refresh and testing, as well as the -u flag to update your snapshots, when relevant and needed.

Usage

yarn add ouisys-component-library@latest
import React from 'react';
import { Button, ButtonProps } from 'ouisys-component-library/Button';

export const Component = ({
  children
}: ButtonProps) => {

  const renderComponent = () => (
    <Component>
      {childen}
    </Component>
  )
};

Governance and contribution

To read on this topic, please do so here