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subscribe-component

v1.0.1

Published

subscribe component for nike accelerator programs

Downloads

3

Readme

DEE Subscribe Component

This is a React component for the one-touch subscription which allows Nike employees to subscribe to a newsletter, join a slack, and/or join a workvivo space all from within a website.

Installation

Follow instructions to install yalc globally for better local development. (https://github.com/wclr/yalc)

Local Development

yarn && yarn dev

Testing Package Locally

  • Update the package version
yarn build
yarn test-package

Go to the project to import the package and install the yalc package:

yalc add {package name}

Note

When installing the production version of the package please make sure you install the css file in the index.html of the project using the package.

Example:

License

MIT