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rbc-design-system

v0.3.32

Published

## Getting started ### prepare environment

Downloads

13

Readme

front common components

Getting started

prepare environment

Install node packages

pnpm i

create new component

to create new component use the command line tool

pnpm run generate <component name>

this command create necessary files in path: lib/components/<component name>

.
├── component.stories.tsx           # component storybook file
├── component.test.tsx              # test file using vitest
├── component.type.tsx              # component types
└── index.tsx                       # actual component code

components

to browse available components run storybook

pnpm run storybook:Dev

how to build

to build for next environment it should be build and pack. without pack it doesn't work on next environment for this purpose there is a tar command that first clean the folders then build the package and make a tar file in the dist folder.

pnpm run tar

How to use

dev env

for dev environment clone the repo and install the package in the consumer application with below command

pnpm install --save ../<path to cloned folder>