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@ajmchambers/lsk-test

v0.0.5

Published

Trying out lit-starter-kit.

Downloads

27

Readme

Lit Starter Kit

Welcome to the Lit Starter Kit. This is not an official kit for the Lit library, but this is a tool to get a component library up and running quickly.

Features

This repository is designed to be a "batteries included" repo, so you can hit the ground running with what you need to start delivering components. This repo includes:

Getting Started

You can choose to fork this repository directly or you can run the following command to create a new project.

npm init lit-starter-kit your-project-name

Running the Code

The development environment uses Storybook to showcase and document the components. The documentation files are written in MDX files to increase portability in case you wan to use a different tool for documenting your components.

npm run dev

Creating a New Component

This project leverages plop to generate new components in your library. You can create a new component by running the following command and following the prompts.

npm run new

Building the Project

Generating the final build assets will generate the dist assets for the NPM package, the content for the CDN located in the cdn directory at the root of the project, as well as the meta content for your components like framework integrations like types and react wrappers.

npm run build

Testing the Components

Tests are written and executed using web-test-runner which execute your tests in real browsers to validate your APIs are working as expected in the environments you intend to be using them in.

Tests can be configured in the web-test-runner.config.js file located at the root of the project.

Tests can be run using the following command:

npm test