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@skedulo/sked-ui

v21.5.0

Published

Demo https://ui.skedulo.com

Downloads

7,246

Readme

Skedulo UI

Demo https://ui.skedulo.com

Demo (Local)

Run:

yarn storybook

Development

Use NodeJS 16 for development

Installation

Run:

yarn bootstrap

Testing

Run:

yarn test

Run with the watch command:

yarn test:watch

Build

Run:

yarn build

Linking between projects

If you need to test your changes to the package in another project, you can do so by first building the package:

yarn build:package

then allow a link to sked-ui by running:

yarn link

within this projects directory.

To use it within another project, navigate to the root folder of that project and run:

yarn link @skedulo/sked-ui

Some potentially helpful commands to run if you are making changes to sked are:

yarn package:watch

# and

yarn build:declarations:watch

Merging to master & semantic-release

Concurrent merging

Do not in any circumstances merge branches to master while the build pipeline for the last commit is still running.

Doing so will cause the last commit to not be published while other assets relying on it will be.

Failed build pipelines on master

Semantic-release will create a new commit at some point in the build pipeline that updates the package version in the source.

If the build fails BEFORE this occurs, then feel free to rerun the build pipeline as it will cleanly re-attempt to release.

If the build fails AFTER a commit is created, then you will not be able to rerun the build pipeline. This is because the release

process relies on being at the tip of master to release to NPM and a previous pipeline has already added a commit changing the package version.

In this instance you will have to create another commit and merge it through a PR. If the build pipeline is still broken and needs to be debugged

then the only other option is asking an administrator to rebase master and drop the release commit allowing the release process to cleanly retry.

This is an unfortunate scenario that comes from using semantic-release as it does not do releases idempotently.

Contributing

PRs welcome. Please review the CONTRIBUTING.md doc for what is required for any code contributions.

Roadmap

Refer to ROADMAP.md for a planned list of upcoming components.