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@engineerix/ix-swcl

v0.1.27

Published

Shared web component library for engineerix projects

Readme

Engineerix Shared Web Components Library

This is a shared web components library to support all engineerix web project with common components, styles and utilities.

Its is not production ready yet before version 1.0. First projects for using the component library are Engineerix Website (IXW3), XTCC and XTET.

Don't use that library in any other projects yet. It's under heavy development and the API still may change without any notice.

Usage on target project

Add the library to your project:

npm install ix-swcl

Import the components you need in your project:

import 'ix-swcl/button.js';

Then use the components in your HTML:

<ix-button variant="primary">Click me</ix-button>

Local Development

To develop components locally and test them in your project, you can link the library locally using npm link. It creates a symbolic link from your global node_modules to your local library folder so that you can use the latest changes without publishing the library every time.

Link the library locally

cd ix-swcl
npm link

Then in your project (e.g. for the IXW3 project):

cd ix-www
npm link ix-swcl

In order to develop simultaneously in your project and the library, you have to start the dev task in the library folder:

cd ix-swcl
npm run dev