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pusher-ui

v0.1.13

Published

> A UI component library for Pusher web apps. Built with React.

Downloads

160

Readme

Pusher UI · Build Status Coverage

A UI component library for Pusher web apps. Built with React.

Please note that this library is in a pre-alpha stage; do not use it.

Pusher UI as a dependency

Install

As per usual (you can also use NPM):

yarn add pusher-ui

You may need to add the project's peer dependencies as well:

yarn add glamor glamorous highlight.js polished prop-types react react-dom react-motion react-router@3 react-syntax-highlighter

These dependencies are required by the project but are expected to be provided in your project for deduplication.

Usage

In a React entry file (as a simple example):

import { render } from 'react-dom';
import { ThemeProvider } from 'glamorous';
import { Button, theme } from 'pusher-ui';

render((
  <ThemeProvider theme={theme}>
    <Button primary>Hello!</Button>
  </ThemeProvider>
), document.getElementById('container'));

You should now see a button rendered in the container. Note that in a real scenario, the <ThemeProvider> component would wrap your application as one of the outermost containers.

Pusher UI development

Install

git clone [email protected]:pusher/pusher-ui.git
cd pusher-ui
yarn

Building the library

yarn build

Development server

yarn start