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ferlab-ui

v1.0.0

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Sets of shareable components

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Links

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Maintainers

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Keywords

Readme

@ferlab

Info

Sets of shareable components

  • @ferlab/ui Components for React
  • @ferlab/style Set of scss style for the components, can be use with different stacks

Docs

Developments

  1. Create your own fork
  2. Make changes localy
  3. Push on your fork
  4. Create a pull request from your fork to the main ferlab repo

How to add new components

First, run the build process and storybook package/ui doc

All component should be expose to storybook. Please see storybook doc

Deploy storybook to your own github pages from your fork

Why deploy your own storybook

  • QA
  • Validation with design
  • Validate prototypes

Storybook static site will be automaticaly deploy when you push or merge on master. Using your own fork enable to push on master without affecting the main repo.

Configure your github page

  • Navigate to your GitHub repository settings and find the GitHub Pages section.
  • Select the main/master branch, then the docs folder and, click Save.

Storybook

Interactive set of components available in ferlab-ui through storybook

On each update on the main branch, a new release of Storybooks if generated with the updated components on github Pages