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sbc-common-components

v3.0.15

Published

Common Vue Components to be used across BC Registries and Online Services.

Downloads

991

Readme

sbc-common-components

npm version

npm:size:gzip

The common components for all vue projects in SBC can reside here

visit the github page

How to consume it

npm install sbc-common-components --save

and use individual components as you want

How to do local development

use npm link for local dev.

go to the sbc-common-components project root 

npm link

Go to the client project [where this module is being used] [ie SBC-AUTH or COOPS-WEB project]

npm link sbc-common-components

How to publish in NPM

npm publish --access public

Lints and fixes files

npm run lint

Run your end-to-end tests

npm run test:e2e

Run your unit tests

npm run test:unit

Components

visit the github page

TODO - Pending taks

  • [ ] copy job to create licence etc for npm repo
  • [ ] write tests
  • [ ] more documentation in github page
  • [ ] handle version update by script
  • [ ] change logs

Customize configuration

See Configuration Reference.