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react-button-counter

v1.0.0

Published

Demo React hooks component library

Downloads

4

Readme

Just a demo test library

A working React component library for testing NPM and Yarn packaging. Includes my own ESLint and Prettier config files.

Tested to work with React hooks without the dreaded multiple instances of React problem. Works with npm link and yarn link for local development.

But usually, you just want to use this as a template to start your own component library. This is what it was designed for, to get a working baseline.

  • Git clone this repo in your own dir name. Let's say we want custom-lib. Run git clone URL custom-lib
  • Edit pacakge.json and use your own details
  • Install dependencies with yarn install
  • Edit your library in src/
  • Bundle your JS files with yarn start. This will generate dist/index.js

For local development

  • Run yarn link in the local working directory custom-lib
  • Go to your app project directory and run yarn link custom-lib

Add this to your existing app:

import React from 'react';
import ButtonCounter from 'react-button-counter';

export default () => {
    return (
        <div>
            <p>Click button below to incremement counter</p>
            <ButtonCounter />
        </div>
    );
};

Codesandbox coming soon.