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@salable/react-sdk

v1.12.1

Published

## Packages Included

Downloads

3,591

Readme

@salable/react-sdk

Packages Included

Development

Initial Setup

To set up the React SDK on your local machine for development, perform the following steps.

  1. Clone the repo to your local machine
  2. Run npm i at the root of the project

Note: You don't need to run npm i per package. Because this project uses NPM workspaces, you only ever need to run it at root.

Adding Packages

If you want to add a new package, perform the following steps.

  1. Create a new folder inside the packages directory named as the name of the package. (e.g. pricing-table)
  2. Inside the new package folder, create package.json and README.md files.
    • Use the template for package.json below, replacing information where required.
  3. Create a src folder in the root of your new package folder and inside it put a index.ts or index.js file depending on if you're using TS or not.
    • From the index.{js|ts} file, export your package's files. This file is the entry point for Rollup to build from.
  4. Update ./packages/index.ts to include your new package index file to ensure it is included in the output build.
    • Export your new package from ./packages/index.ts with a name based on your package name.
  5. Update this README.md file to include your new package in the list of packages at the top fo this file.
  6. To install/uninstall NPM packages to your new package, use the following commands and replace information where required. NOTE: For your package name, use the directory name inside ./packages
    • Install: npm install <NPM_PACKAGE_NAME> -w <YOUR_PACKAGE_NAME>
    • Uninstall: npm uninstall <NPM_PACKAGE_NAME> -w <YOUR_PACKAGE_NAME>

package.json example

{
  "name": "@salable/<YOUR_PACKAGE_NAME>",
  "version": "1.0.0",
  "description": "",
  "type": "module",
  "main": "src/index.{js|ts}",
  "scripts": {
    // Your scripts here
  },
  "author": "Salable",
  "license": "MIT"
}

Example

For an example package, see the pricing-table package/directory inside ./packages.