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upshift-ui

v2.0.0

Published

Upshift React UI

Downloads

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Maintainers

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Keywords

react-component

Readme

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Upshift UI

Upshift's UI is developed by the latest trends and UI patterns and is made to simplify user interaction by giving visual feedback for every user interaction. The UI is mobile-first and is completely responsive using the Bootstrap Grid. The components are built with React and Styled Components. Check out the documentation for more info.

Installation

Clone the current project repository to your local machine by typing in the following command.

npm i upshift-ui

Open your terminal and navigate to the cloned directory folder. Run the following command to install the npm dependencies

npm i

To run the dev server type in the following command

npm run start

Voila.

Publish to npm

These three steps you need to follow to publish Upshift UI to npm.

  1. Even if you work on seperate branch you need to commit on master.
  2. After you commit to master you need to run npm version patch|minor|major
  3. Push to master.

Folder structure

The folder structure is easy to understand and navigate through.