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react-lib-starter

v0.1.0

Published

A react component boilerplate with tech stack of react, typescript, sass, jest, storybook, rollup, closure

Downloads

6

Readme

react-lib-starter

CircleCI MIT LICENSE npm package npm package

A react component boilerplate with tech stack of

  • react: UI framework
  • typescript: for type checking
  • sass: for css processing
  • jest: for tests
  • tslint & stylelint: for lint
  • storybook: for demo
  • rollup: for bundling
  • closure: for code comporession

Setup

  • clone repo
  • remove .git directory
  • alter README, rollup config files and others to meet your requirments
  • yarn install
  • yarn start to start development. this will start a local server and open http://localhost:3000 to see demo with live reload.

other available scripts:

  • yarn build to generate dist output
  • yarn test to run tests
  • yarn storybook to start local storybook
  • storybook:deploy to deploy storybook to github pages

Circle CI configuration

Here we use a CI service to

  • generate dist files
  • run tests and lint
  • deploy stories to github pages

Either Travis or Circle CI will do, in this boilerplate we use the latter.

To intergrate Circle CI and make it work

  • update the username and email in .circleci/config.yml
  • setup GH_TOKEN environment variables in Circle CI for the project
    • generate a github personal access tokens from https://github.com/settings/tokens
    • add an environment variable called GH_TOKEN in Circle CI project setting page https://circleci.com/gh/<user_name>/<repo_name>/edit#env-vars and it's value is the github personal access token above.
  • give Circle CI write access for the repo by adding suer key at https://circleci.com/gh/<user_name>/<repo_name>/edit#checkout

BELOW IS A TEMPLATE README FOR THE COMPONENT

Features

List features as list.

  • feature one
  • feature two
  • ...

Installing

Using command line:

$ yarn add <package_name>
# or
$ npm i -S <package_name>

Using cdn:

<script src="//unpkg.com/<repo_name>/dist/MyComponent.umd.js"></script>

Usage

A simple usage demonstration with code goes here.

import YourComponent from '<package_name>';

class Example extends React.Component{
  public render(){
    return <YourComponent />
  }
}

Options

List and describe available options for your component.

  • optoin: description goes here
    • type: string
    • default: the default value
  • callback: description goes here
    • type: (event: Event) => void

Examples

Publish stories to github pages for online demo.

See the examples.

Run the example at local

clone this repo then:

$ yarn install && yarn start

navigate to http://localhost:3000

Development

Describe how others can run the project local and contribute.

For development, clone this repo then

$ yarn install && yarn start

this will start a local server then open browser and go to http://localhost:3000 to see examples in action.

available scripts:

  • build: generate budnles that are ready to publish
  • dev: start local server for local development
  • lint: run tslint & stylelint
  • test: test the component

Acknowledgement

Other infomation that may help