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tt-frontend-components

v2.2.9

Published

tt-frontend React component

Downloads

166

Readme

Setup Installation (First Timer)

Install Node Js 8+ -> Download v8 then

Run npm install on the root folder (this will install npm dependencies)

Check node -v if return v8.0+ or not greater than 9

Structure of Project

src is where library component is created, exporting your reusable library will be updated here and created. demo is folder where you can test against your creation of library you will see your changes right away on Running the App

Running the App

type in npm start on the root folder this will run demo folder

running on http://localhost:3000/

Test the App

type in npm test on the root folder npm run test:coverage (run tests and produce a code coverage report in coverage/) npm run test:watch (start a test server and re-run tests on every change)

Steps publish the app on NPM

Update package.json to increment the version (example : 1.0.1 > 1.0.2) git add --all add all changes git commit -m "your message" git push origin library type in npm run build on the root folder to ready for publish on NPM npm run build -- --copy-files when building css to publish npm publish to establish new update on npm package Double check version here :

Reset

type in npm run clean on the root folder

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