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react-component-starter-test

v1.0.2

Published

A boilerplate for shipping tiny react components

Downloads

7

Readme

react-component-boilerplate

A nice setup for creating react components that can be consumed as NPM modules. example

creating a component

git clone [email protected]:clintonhalpin/react-component-boilerplate.git YOUR_COMPONENT_NAME

# Update the following exports and folder/file names with your component name eg. MyComponent -> Slider
package.json, src/MyComponent, src/MyComponent/index.js, example/index.js, README.md

# Now work on your component
# When complete run
npm run build
npm publish

Users will be able to consume your component by running npm install YOUR_COMPONENT_NAME --save and importing it!

development

Run's webpack and starts a tiny express server for testing

npm i 
npm run start

hosting an example ( gh-pages )

By default components come with an examples page it order to publish that

npm run build
git add . -A
git commit -m "Your message"
git push origin gh-pages

If you have an specific documentation in your component you can add that in docs/README.md

testing

npm run test

build-scripts

| Script | Action | | ------------- | ------------- | | start | Run Dev Server | | build | compile example and build common:js | | build:commonjs | build common:js to lib | | test | run unit tests | | test:watch | run unit tests with watch |

examples

[tbd]

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built by @clintonhalpin