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@plawo/concordis

v1.0.12

Published

SA shared components

Readme

Concordis - Shared components library

Usage for development

  1. Install modules - yarn

  2. Start example and start coding - yarn start

  3. Run tests - yarn test (these might not run successfully, but this wont stop the package from working)

  4. Bundle with - yarn build

  5. Run npm link in Concordos to create a global symlink to the package

  6. Enter your project file and run npm link concordis

Publish new package

  1. Run yarn publish

  2. Enter version number

  3. If you have changed the version, remember to change to the correct version number in your project and run yarn again

Usage

  1. Run yarn add @plawo/concordis or npm install @plawo/concordis in your project

Creating new components

  1. Download Blueprint plugin (https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=teamchilla.blueprint)

  2. Create a folder with name, right click and choose "New file from template"

  3. Enter name for new component (preferably same name as folder name)

Remember to add the new component to src/index.js