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mantine-extension-template

v0.2.2

Published

A template for Mantine extensions

Readme

Mantine Extension Template

This is a template repository for creating Mantine extensions. It includes all necessary configuration files and scripts to get you started.

Get started

  1. Click "Use this template" button at the top of the page to create a new repository based on this template.
  2. Clone the repository to your local machine and install dependencies (yarn)
  3. Run nvm use to switch to the correct node version
  4. Come up with a name for your extension and replace all occurrences of mantine-extension-template with your extension name
  5. Change repository field in package/package.json to point to your repository
  6. Run npm run docgen to generate files required for documentation
  7. To verify that everything works correctly, run npm run build and npm test to build and test your initial setup
  8. All good! Start developing your extension.

Local development

To develop your extension locally, run the following commands:

  • Run npm run storybook to start the storybook
  • Run npm run dev to start the documentation
  • To regenerate props documentation, run npm run docgen

Publishing package

  1. Login with your npm account by running npm login, if you have 2FA enabled, generate automation token and add it to your ~/.npmrc file
  2. Make sure that your package name is unique and does not exist on npm yet
  3. Run npm run release:patch, npm run release:minor or npm run release:major to publish new version of your package

Publish documentation

By default, the documentation is deployed to GitHub Pages. The script to deploy documentation runs automatically when the package is published. In order for this script to work correctly, you need to make sure that repository field in package/package.json points to your repository.

To publish documentation manually, run npm run docs:deploy.

README file of your extension

README.md file at the root repository directory (file that you are currently reading) is copied to to package/README.md during the build process to avoid duplication. To add content to the README file of your extension, remove extension template documentation from this file and add your own content.