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@linkeo.com/ui-lib-react

v3.1.10

Published

Une bibliothèque de composants React prêts à l'emploi.

Readme

Libraire de Composants React

Une bibliothèque de composants React prêts à l'emploi.

Prérequis

Assurez-vous d'avoir Node.js et npm installés :

  • Node.js: installez la version v18.20.6

Vérifiez les versions en lançant les commandes suivantes :

  • node -v # Doit afficher "v18.20.6".
  • npm -v # Doit afficher "10.8.2".

Installation 🚀

Installez les dépendances:

npm install

Utilisation

Lancez Styleguidist pour visualiser les composants :

npm start

📍 Accessible sur http://localhost:6060

Développement

Lancer les tests

  • Tests end-to-end: npm run e2e
  • Tests unitaires: npm run test

Vérifier le code

  • Linting Typescript: npm run lint

Compiler la bibliothèque: npm run build

Publier une nouvelle version

La publication sur npmjs.com est automatisé via Bitbucket.

Pour créer une nouvelle version, exécutez: npm version <nouvelle-version>

Cela va:

  1. Génerer un tag
  2. Pousser les modifications sur Bitbucket
  3. Déclencher le pipeline qui publiera sur npmjs.com

Documentation de la commande