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project-booster-vue

v10.30.23

Published

**project-booster-vue** is the [typescript / vue3](https://vuejs.org) implementation of the Project Booster components library.

Downloads

1,309

Readme

project-booster-vue

project-booster-vue is the typescript / vue3 implementation of the Project Booster components library.

It is based on the mozaic design system.

Visit the project-booster-vue storybook to discover available components.

Maintainers

Team: [email protected]

Product Owners

  • ~~Sébastien Martinage~~
  • ~~Adrien Stadler~~
  • ~~Narjisse Loulanti~~
  • ~~Ekaterina Kelekhsaeva~~
  • Yann Delaporte: [email protected]

Developers

  • ~~Ndongo Wade~~
  • ~~Rémi Even~~
  • ~~Fabien Saulier~~
  • ~~Nicolas Inchauspé~~
  • ~~Tony Proum~~
  • ~~Nicolas Beaussart~~
  • ~~Faten Ghandour~~
  • ~~Clément Buchart~~
  • ~~Mickaël Margollé~~
  • ~~Jean-Baptiste Renault~~
  • ~~Maxime Drecourt~~
  • ~~Yassine Bourakba~~
  • Anthony Pillot: [email protected]
  • Adrien Déprez: [email protected]

Get started

Install

yarn add project-booster-vue --exact

You can now directly import project-booster-vue component in yours. For example:

import MFlex from 'project-booster-vue/src/components/mozaic/flex/MFlex';

Add it in the components property of your component and use it in your template :

<m-flex justify-content="space-between" align-items="center" full-width>
...
</m-flex>

Project setup

yarn install

Compiles and hot-reloads for development

yarn serve

Compiles and minifies for production

yarn build

Publish

Publish to npm:

npm login
npm publish --access public

Lints JS and Vue files

yarn lint:js

Prettier check only

yarn prettier:check

Prettier write

yarn prettier:write

Lints and fixes JS and Vue files

yarn lint:js:fix

Lints style files

yarn lint:style

Lints and fixes style files

yarn lint:style:fix

Compiles and hot-reloads storybook

yarn storybook

Compiles and hot-reloads storybook with kozikaza theme

yarn storybook-kozikaza

Deploys storybook to github pages

yarn storybook:deploy

Note about linting

Integration with IDE

To improve your development experience, integrate linting features to your IDE:

Automating linting during dev limitations

JS/Vue and style linting for serve and storybook uses a webpack loader (eslint-loader) and a webpack plugin (stylelint-webpack-plugin) so it displays only informations concerning files loaded during build (non imported files wont be linted), for a full lint, use yarn run lint:js.

Lint dedicated scripts

It is sometimes mandatory to run the yarn lint:*:fixcommand multiple times to solve all linting issues because some fixes introduces new violations.