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@peopled/ada-react

v0.18.3

Published

Ada React UI Components

Readme

Ada (react)

The React implementation of the Ada design system for Peopled.

Documentation can be found in the github repository under /docs.

Development

For local development, you only need to run this command:

npm run dev
  • npm run dev does two things:
    • Runs the main development server (vite), for bundling CSS and React components
    • Runs Storybook for live component development and documentation as a UI

Publishing

Pull Request Guidelines

Every PR should include:

  • Tests - Add unit tests for new components or functionality
  • Storybook Stories - Add Storybook stories to document and showcase the component

Release Workflow

  1. Create a feature branch

    git checkout -b your-name/PPLD-123-your-feature-name
  2. Make your changes

    • Add your code changes
    • Add unit tests (.test.tsx files)
    • Add Storybook stories (.stories.tsx files)
    • Make sure you updated the index file to export your component
    • Commit your changes
  3. Update the version

    npm version patch   # For bug fixes (0.0.x)
    npm version minor   # For new features (0.x.0)
    npm version major   # For breaking changes (x.0.0)

    This will automatically update package.json and create a git tag.

  4. Run npm run build to make sure the lockfiles are up to date

  5. Create a Pull Request

    • Push your branch with the version bump included
    • Create a PR to the main branch
    • Ensure all tests pass and Storybook stories are working
  6. After PR is merged

    • Checkout the main branch locally and fetch the latest
      • git checkout main && git pull origin main
    • Run npm publish (must be authenticated with NPM) to deploy the latest version