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@pachyderm/components

v3.4.6

Published

This package contains various components for front end Pachyderm projects. You can find the Storybook docs [here](https://pachyderm-components.netlify.app/).

Downloads

320

Readme

Pachyderm Component Library

This package contains various components for front end Pachyderm projects. You can find the Storybook docs here.

Our component library is being published to npm.

Local development

If you are using nvm first run nvm install. This will install and switch the version of node to the one defined in the .nvmrc. Run npm install to install dependencies.

Run the docs locally with: npm run storybook Run the tests with: npm test

Contributing to the library

  1. Code your change on a feature branch
  2. Add new components to index.ts
  3. Bump version in package.json
  4. Run npm install to update the version in the package-lock
  5. Create a PR

Once your PR is approved, merge your changes and publish the library to npm.

Publishing to npm

The npm credentials for the our account live in 1password.

MAKE SURE YOU HAVE BUMPED VERSION NUMBER

  1. Login to npm: npm login
  2. Publish to npm: npm publish

Netlify Storybook Docs

Any time you merge something to master and it contains an update to the component library, the docs will be automatically built and publish to netlify.

Adding Icons

We typically export icons provided to us from the design team on Figma. The final SVG file should have one svg parent and one path child with no ids set, and fill="currentcolor" on the parent.

  1. Install this SVG export extension for Figma https://www.figma.com/community/plugin/814345141907543603/SVG-Export
  2. Set the default options "Use currentcolor as fill" and "Remove all fills" to true
  3. Export your icons and add them under the SVG component in this repo
  4. Update index.ts and Svg.stories.tsx as appropriate.