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dos-components

v0.0.5

Published

custom component library created by denisos

Downloads

2

Readme

dos-components

Custom component library I built using tech below. Deployed to npm so can be installed and used in your app.

In most cases its better to theme & customize a pre-built such as material design than build your own from scratch (because it's a lot of effort). But I wanted to use this as a learning opportunity and build out my own component library and reuse in my apps.

Technology used

  • react
  • typescript
  • styled-components
  • storybook
  • jest
  • rollup - module bundler

Using

Install

yarn add dos-components

usage

import { Button } from 'dos-components';


<Button primary>Ok</Button>
<Button primary disabled>Ok disabled</Button>
<Button size="small">Ok small</Button>

developing

install

nvm use

yarn

build

yarn run build

run tests

run storyboard

yarn storybook

deploy to npm

  • login to npm
  • in root folder npm publish

To update on npm

  • npm version major or npm version minor or npm version patch
  • yarn run publish builds and publishes

checkout package npm pack

to dos

  • add more components and tests
  • define colors etc. in common json file, import and use. use something like style-dictionary to manage the tokens