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react-es6-npm-component-template

v0.0.4

Published

An empty react component for getting started with an NPM published component

Readme

React ES6 Template Component

Empty ES6 npm component module for react. Starter for your own npm module deployment.

Intro

I've been developing applications with create-react-app. However, I could not use it to build a component for use as an NPM module. There are many tutorials about how to do this, but I wanted a simpler "just copy this" repo to pull from. This repo is based off of the work by: gokulkrishh.

1. Clone the repository
git clone https://github.com/jason-henriksen/react-es6-npm-component-template.git newComp
2. Make it your own repository
rm -rf .git
git init
3. Install dependencies
npm install

Folder Structure

.
├── test/
├── dist/
├── demo/
├── src/
│   └── index.js
│   └── styles.css
├── package.json
└── webpack.config.js

Features

  • Webpack v2 for bundling the dependencies.

  • ES6 support.

  • ESLint support.

  • Jest for test cases.

  • Travis CI support.

Make it your own component

  • In package.json file change the name from react-es6-npm-component-template to your-component-name.

  • Open src/index.js and make it behave as your component needs to.

Available scripts

  • npm run start - To start webpack dev-server.

  • npm run watch - To watch a file change and build the component.

  • npm run build - To produce the build file.

  • npm run deploy - To deploy the demo folder to gh-pages.

  • npm run test - To run test cases.

Publish as node module

npm login
npm publish

Make sure your package name, version and other information in package.json is correct.

License

MIT © Jason Henriksen