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react-componetns-lib-starter

v1.2.0

Published

Welcome to the React Components Library Starter kit! This toolkit provides you with a solid foundation for building your own React components library.

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React Components Library Starter

Welcome to the React Components Library Starter kit! This toolkit provides you with a solid foundation for building your own React components library.

Folder Structure and Examples

Explore the ./src/components/ directory to understand how to use and organize your components effectively.

./src/index.ts

This file serves as the entry point for your library and should export all your components from the ./src/components folder.

export * from './components';

./src/components/index.ts Example

Here's an example of how you can organize your components in the index.ts file within the components directory:

export { default as App } from "./App"
export { default as Counter } from "./Counter"
export { default as Form } from "./Form"

Build Script

The build script focuses on the following folders:

  • src
  • src/declarations/*

Additionally, it covers images to ensure comprehensive building.

Getting Started

To start using this starter kit, follow these steps:

  1. Login:

    • Yarn:
    yarn login
    • npm:
    npm login
    • pnpm:
    pnpm login
  2. Change Version: All Package Managers: Update the version of your library in the package.json file. Also, don't forget to change the author and description of the package. For example:

    {
      "name": "your-package-name",
      "version": "1.0.0",
      "author": "Your Name",
      "description": "Your package description",
      ...
    }
  3. Build Your Library:

    • Yarn:
    yarn build:npm
    • npm:
    npm run build:npm
    • pnpm:
    pnpm build:npm
  4. Publish:

    • Yarn:
    yarn publish
    • npm:
    npm publish
    • pnpm:
    pnpm publish

Congratulations! You've successfully built and published your React components library.

Feel free to customize and expand upon this starter kit to meet your specific requirements. Happy coding!