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react-scroll-updown

v0.0.1

Published

3 years ago

An React scroll up or scroll down component.

Downloads

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React Typescript Component Starter

Starter project for creating your own React component with TypeScript. This component is just a demo of what you get when you publish it.

Edit

Edit src/index.tsx and src/style.css

Build

npm i to install all dependencies.
npm run build to build your component
npm link to create a symbolic link from the global folder to your component

Run Tests

npm run test to run tests
npm run test:watch to see test status while your develop

Develop

Create a new React app using for example create-react-app. This app will be used for testing your component.
Import your react component
npm link <your-component> to link node_modules/<your-component> in your application to the global folder. So when importing your component it will call on the built version in the component project.
npm start in your component folder. You will see that every time you change something it will automatically rebuild.
Run your application. If using create-react-app, run it with npm start.
Do some changes in the component and see that the application gets updated.

Publish

Edit package.json by adding the correct information like name and author.
Create a NPM account
npm login with your account information
npm publish to publish your component so other can enjoy its existence.

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Inspired by Broda Noels blog.