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react-library-tool

v1.0.6

Published

React Library is a UI Component development and documentation tool

Downloads

28

Readme

React Library

React Library is a UI Component development tool. It aims to support both developers and designers in development, documentation and testing of ui components.

Docs

Visit the Documentation

You can also run docs within this repo:

npm install
npm run docs

Examples

The best example of usage is to look at the docs folder. The documentation is built with React Library and will be a good example of how a user's repo might look like. Refer to library.config.js for configuration. After starting docs, the built files are located in library-build.

Development

//  Run docs
npm run docs
//  Build docs for production (output at library-build/public)   
npm run build-docs

//  Snapshot test for ui components in docs repo (docs/src)
npm run test-docs
//  Override snapshots
npm run test -- --update

//  Lint ui components
npm run lint-docs
//  Lint and fix source (with standardjs)
npm run lint-docs -- --fix

Roadmap

The library is in it's earliest phase. Currently, I am testing it with different projects to surface as much issues as possible. The hope is to only release the lib when it is stable enough to reduce entry barrier.