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react-drag-dealer

v0.1.1

Published

A react component lets you scroll by dragging

Downloads

3

Readme

react-drag-dealer

A boilerplate to create React components using react-transform-hmr, Babel 6, webpack and SASS

Features

  1. Babel 6 for ES6 and ES7
  2. style-loader, sass-loader and less-loader to allow import of stylesheets in plain css, sass and less,
  3. mocha to allow writing unit tests for the project
  4. react-storybook
  5. enzyme for testing
  6. travis as CI
  7. istanbul for code coverage (ES2015)
  8. codecov.io for code-coverage reporting
  9. Scripts written for building components(ES5)
  10. semantic-release for automated releases following semantic versioning
  11. commitizen and cz-conventional-changelog for better commit messages.

Getting started

cd react-drag-dealer/
npm install
npm run storybook

Scripts

  1. npm run lint : Lint all js files
  2. npm run lintfix : fix linting errors of all js files
  3. npm run semantic-release : make a release. Leave it for CI to do.
  4. npm run storybook: Start developing by using storybook
  5. npm run test : Run tests. tests file should be written as *.test.js and using ES2015
  6. npm run test:watch : Watch tests while writing
  7. npm run test:cover : Show coverage report of your tests
  8. npm run test:report : Report test coverage to codecov.io. Leave this for CI
  9. npm run build: transpile all ES6 component files into ES5(commonjs) and put it in dist directory
  10. npm run docs: create static build of storybook in docs directory that can be used for github pages

Learn how to write stories here

License

MIT