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@assembly-js/design-system

v3.1.1

Published

This is the Assembly.js design system repository. In this repo we're using Tailwind CSS to create a set of reusable, open source components for making Assembly apps.

Readme

Assembly.js Design System

This is the Assembly.js design system repository. In this repo we're using Tailwind CSS to create a set of reusable, open source components for making Assembly apps.

Installation

npm install @assembly-js/design-system
# or
yarn add @assembly-js/design-system

Migration from copilot-design-system

If you're migrating from copilot-design-system:

# Remove old package
npm uninstall copilot-design-system

# Install new package
npm install @assembly-js/design-system

Update your imports:

// Before
import { Button } from 'copilot-design-system';
import 'copilot-design-system/dist/styles/main.css';

// After
import { Button } from '@assembly-js/design-system';
import '@assembly-js/design-system/dist/styles/main.css';

How to develop

Prerequisites:

  • Node ^20.12.0
  • Yarn ^4.x.x

How to develop:

  • yarn install
  • yarn fetch-env (fetches environment variables from AWS Secrets Manager - see ENV_SETUP.md)
  • yarn storybook

How to prepare new version:

  • increment the patch version in package.json
  • run yarn build. Note: the build script uses Dirent.parentPath which was only available in node 20.12.0. If you are using an older version of node .e.g 20.11.1, it will not work.
  • add commit
  • When ready to publish, click "Run Workflow" here with no params.

Icon import

To import new icons run yarn fetch-env && yarn export-icons.

Token expiration

If you get a 403 Token Expired response from Figma, you will need to generate a new access token and add it to AWS Secrets Manager.