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@zappahq/challenge-palmverify

v1.0.6

Published

## Setup

Downloads

3

Readme

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Using this template

Setup

  1. Update package.json with your challenge name in the format of @zappahq/challenge-[Challenge Name]. For example: @zappahq/challenge-tracedline.
  2. Install dependencies
    1. Run yarn on the command line

View your challenge in real-time using Storybook:

yarn storybook

If your browser does not launch, you can view storybook at http://localhost:6006

Your challenge can be viewed in real-time by navigating to the Development folder inside the Storybook site.

Once the challenge renders as you'd like, you may test the functionality inside a live ZappaComponent by navigating to the Testing folder inside the Storybook site.

Development

Your challenge should be created inside the src/challenge folder.

[Challenge Name]

A brief explanation of the challenge that is being developed.