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ducduchy-react-components

v2.1.1

Published

10 months ago

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Duc Duchy React Components

Hello

React components that I frequently used. Live Demo
Checkout my online portfolio

Get started

Installation

Run npm i ducduchy-react-components
~~To use style, add import "ducduchy-react-components/dist/ducduchy-react-components.cjs.production.min.css"; in your app~~ That's it!

Local development

make sure to run npm install once to install dependencies
run npm run storybook to start the server
default port is 6006, so head to http://localhost:6006/ once it finishes loading
to add more components, say MyComponent:
- create a folder src/components/MyComponent
- create component file src/components/MyComponent/MyComponent.tsx
- create story file src/components/MyComponent/MyComponent.stories.tsx
- (optional) create a style file src/components/MyComponent/MyComponent.scss and import it in the component's tsx file
- (TODO) create test file
- create an index.ts file in the component folder, and re-export the component in it
- re-export the component folder in the src/components/index.ts file

Notes

Themes are stored in src\components\main\theme.scss. You can override with your custom CSS variables or even add your own theme.
Icon used in this project are from Font Awesome (free version). However, you can add Pro version and just use the corresponding prefix as well as icon names after initialization.
Most of the style follows Material Design 2 and Material Design 3
Styling uses Tailwind CSS
Form validation uses React Hook Form