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react-layout-plugin-hover

v0.1.0

Published

3 years ago

A plugin for react-layout-core that tracks hover state.

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gregchamberlain

react react-component

React Component Boilerplate

A boilerplate project to get started building modular React components, and deploying them to NPM.

Getting started

git clone https://github.com/gregchamberlain/react-component-boilerplate.git
cd into project
git remote remove origin
git remote add origin <your-git-remote-url>
yarn install or npm install
Update package.json with relevant information (name, description, keywords, repository, author, license, bugs, homepage)

Development

The development environment is already setup and ready to go (hot-loading and linting included!)

Build only your library component/components in /src folder (this is what will be published to npm)
Rendering for testing/development should be done in /site/src (this can also be used as a static site for examples, docs, etc.)
yarn start or npm start

Testing

Tests are written in the /test directory, using Jest, and enzyme

Publishing to npm

Ensure correct information in package.json
npm publish (this will build the project, then publish it)

Building the static site for deployment

The code in /site can be build into a static site and deployed (examples, docs, etc. are a great use case!)

npm run buildSite

Using github-pages

From repo page Settings => Github Pages, set Source to master branch
npm run buildSite
git push origin master