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@thunderbirdops/services-ui

v1.4.3

Published

A UI component library for use with Thunderbird Services

Readme

Services UI

A UI component library for use with Thunderbird Services

Note this is heavily work-in-progress.

Usage

Install the library:

npm i @thunderbirdops/services-ui

Include the stylesheet into your top-level component (we recommend you pull in the Inter font separately):

import '@thunderbirdops/services-ui/style.css';

Now you can use UI components by importing them in your components:

import { PrimaryButton } from '@thunderbirdops/services-ui';

Library Development

We have the following structure for Vue components:

  1. src/foundation/: Foundational items (typography, icons, spacing, etc.)
  2. src/components/: Design system components (buttons, badges, etc.)
  3. src/patterns/: Custom usage or bundling of two or more design system components (copy button, standard footer, etc.)

Storybook

You can access storybook by running:

npm run storybook

Building

You can build the library by running:

npm run build

Publishing a new version

Once a release is deemed either a major update, minor update or patch update go ahead and update the version in package.json. Don't forget to run npm i to update the package version number in the lockfile too.

Once that's done commit it with the version number (i.e. if the new version is 0.6.1, commit just package.json and package-lock.json with the message "0.6.1".)

After that create a tag for that commit as v$versionNumber (i.e. v0.6.1 from our previous example.) and draft and publish a new release based off that tag. The npm automation should kick in, and it should publish that new version soon.