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@aglet/components

v2.0.1

Published

Shared react components for Aglet.io

Downloads

41

Readme

Aglet Components

Shared Components for Aglet.io

Get Started

install the package: yarn add @aglet/components or npm install @aglet/components --save

Usage

After installing the package use components like this:

import Header from '@aglet/components';

For a full list of available components and comprehensive documentation visit aglet.io/developers/components

Development

This project requires Node.js. Ensure that you have node 8 or greater installed.

Clone repo: git clone [email protected]:luetkemj/aglet-components.git

Install dependencies: yarn or npm install

This project uses Storybook for development.

Start storybook: yarn dev or npm run dev

Navigate to localhost:6006

Building

This project has two build options.

To build for publication on npm

This project uses babel to transpile all javascript to es5 syntax and webpack to build a dist directory for publication.

Build for production: yarn build or npm run build

Running the build script will remove the existing dist directory, run all linters and tests, and run webpack to build an es5 transpiled, uglified, bundle located in the dist directory.

To build as a static app

This project uses Storybook for development and documentation.

To build a static app for publication: yarn build:storybook or npm run build:storybook

This will build the storybook configured in the .storybook directory into a static webpack and place it inside the storybook-static directory.

To test it locally, simply run the following commands:

cd storybook-static
python -m SimpleHTTPServer

Tests

This project uses jest for unit tests, code coverage reports, and component snap shots.

To run tests in watch mode: npm run test:watch

To run lint all code and run all tests: npm run test

Style guide

This project uses eslint-airbnb. Custom rules can be found in the .eslintrc file included in this project.

eslint: npm run lint:eslint

This project uses sass-lint. Custom rules can be found in the .sass-lint.yml file included in this project.

sass-lint npm run lint:sass-lint

eslint and sass-lint: npm run lint

Contributing

Contributions are welcome.

Find a bug? Open an issue!

Working on your first Pull Request? You can learn how from this free series How to Contribute to an Open Source Project on GitHub

Licensing

MIT License