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@leverage-js/ui

v0.0.11

Published

3 years ago

Leverage UI

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UI

Development

Package

dev/npm install
dev/npm run watch

dev/npm run watch builds the package every time you update any component. And it copies dist/* to demo/node_modules/@leverage-js/ui to make demo always have the current ui.

Demo

cd demo
dev/npm install
dev/npm run publish-ui-assets
dev/npm run serve

dev/npm run serve launches the dev web server with hot module reload. Demo file updates are instant, while ui updates may take a couple of seconds for a full dev server restart.

Latest demo is deployed on ui.architechlabs.com (test server):

deploy ui.architechlabs.com

Export components

index.js contains all the exports. You put any new components or component renames here.

Publishing

Version increment

Three commands for three kinds of increment:

npm version patch 0.0.1 -> 0.0.2
npm version minor 0.0.1 -> 0.1.0
npm version major 0.0.1 -> 1.0.0

It creates a git tag as well. dev/npm fails to create a git tag in my env.

Build

dev/npm run build

For some reason, npm package publishing doesn't work with Docker npm. Until we have a fix, you'd publish with local npm:

npm publish

Installation

npm install @leverage-js/ui

demo directory has a reference app.

Notice the publish-ui-assets npm command that copies the ui assets to web/ui. You need a similar command for your app because some components expect their assets to be available in /ui from a web root.

For sane ui error messages in app, you need a dev ui build:

dev/npm run build:dev

Then copy dist/index.js to node_modules/@leverage-js/ui/dist in app and rebuild it. ui error messages should be fine now.