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@energybox/react-ui-library

v14.9.16

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Energybox React UI Library

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Intro

This project is using npmjs.com as a npm package repository and is publicly available. Please go to Company's LastPass > Shared Dev > npmjs.com to find shared credentials to the account.

Initial Setup

After running the initial yarn install (we use yarn, not npm), run yarn husky:setup. We use husky/lint-staged/prettier to format our staged code consistently every time we create a new commit.

NOTE: Please don't run yarn husky:setup more than once, or else you will add multiple yarn lint-staged commands inside your .husky/pre-commit file

Release

  1. Increase library version
  2. Commit
  3. Go to pipelines and select pipeline that includes version to be released.
  4. Tap "Publish"

Local Development

To use a local version of the react-ui-library in another FE repo during development:

  1. from react-ui-library,

    • run yarn yalc:serve OR yarn yalc:publish

  2. in the target local FE repo,

    • run yalc add @energybox/react-ui-library (Initial connect)
    • run yarn install
    • run yalc update @energybox/react-ui-library (re-connecting)
    • run ``yalc remove @energybox/react-ui-library` (Disconnect)

  3. When upgrading to a new version of @energybox/react-ui-library, ensure the following steps are completed:

    • After upgrading the library version, make sure to update the following repositories with the newest version:
      • Connect
      • ONE
      • Simplycheck
    • Perform rigorous testing in all the above repositories to ensure the new version does not introduce any issues or regressions.
    • Update the package.json files in all relevant repositories to use the same latest version of @energybox/react-ui-library.