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create-react-styled-library

v1.1.6

Published

A cli to build a React component library

Downloads

12

Readme

create-react-styled-library

Inspired and forked from create-react-library

NPM JavaScript Style Guide

Intro

CLI Example

This CLI will easily allow you to bootstrap a component library using styled-components

Here is an example repo of what the CLI produces

Features

  • Creates a commonjs and es module bundles.
  • Rollup for Bundling
  • Babel for Transpiling
  • Jest for Testing
  • Github Pages for showcasing
  • Storybook for documentation
  • Supports complicated peer-dependencies
  • ThemeProvider template
  • Optional TypeScript template
  • Sourcemap creation

Usage with npx (recommended)

$ npx create-react-styled-library

Install globally

$ npm install -g create-react-styled-library

Getting started

After installing your component library, run

$ npm start

This will start a storybook dev server with hot reloading for development

Storybook Example Website

To build the bundle, run

$ npm run build

This command will look at your index.js or index.ts and will create a bundle based on whatever is exported in that file.

Note

If your dependency tree contains any modules imports that are not listed in the peerDependencies in the package.json file, then it will be bundled up in the cjs or esm bundle. styled-components by default will not be bundled since its a peerDependencie, to change that just remove it from the package.json

License

MIT

Acknowledgments

Most of the projects code was built from create-react-library repo.