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@alextheman/components

v6.17.0

Published

A package containing common React components used across my projects.

Readme

@alextheman/components

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This is a React component library used across my projects. It is built with React and Material UI, and integrates with tools such as react-router-dom (soon to be replaced with Wouter) and react-hook-form (soon to be replaced with TanStack Form).

Installation

To install this into your project, you can do so with the following command:

npm install @alextheman/components

From there, you may import any of the package's components. If you're using this package in your own components package, you may need to install it as a peer dependency in order for contexts to work properly.

npm install --save-peer @alextheman/components

Quick start

You can import and use any component from the package in the following way:

import { ExternalLink } from "@alextheman/components";

function MyComponent() {
  return (
    <ExternalLink href="https://alextheman231.github.io/components/">
      Link to documentation
    </ExternalLink>
  );
}

Documentation

The hosted documentation site uses Storybook to provide interactive demos and general documentation of the features of the package. It can be found here.

See the GitHub repository here.