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react-beret

v0.1.15

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React components for your web page's tracking, assets, and more

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beret

Beret is a library for building HTML templates with React. It contains components for encapsulating the stuff that your page needs to work. Things like Google Tag Manager, web fonts, etc., are required, but are distractions from actually building your content. Componentizing them with beret helps you to get back to what matters and prevent plugins and assets from falling through the cracks.

Beret is intended to be used with server-side rendering since many resources are required to be on the page before it is loaded.

Example

To see an example of beret in action, check out the examples folder. It uses server-side rendering to create index.html. You can view the result in this repository or follow these steps to play with it for yourself:

  1. Clone this repository.
  2. Run yarn install:peers to install all dependencies and peer dependencies.
  3. Run yarn example.
  4. Open examples/index.html in your editor or your browser.

Contributing

We gladly welcome contributions! Here's how to get started.

  1. Clone this repository.
  2. Run yarn install:peers to install all dependencies and peer dependencies.
  3. Run yarn test to ensure all the tests are currently passing.
  4. Make any changes you want to make.
  5. Add tests, and test your changes as you develop with yarn test:watch.
  6. If necessary, update the example page in the examples folder. Run yarn start to start the webpack-dev-server and test your changes to the example page in your browser.