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react-package-template

v1.0.0

Published

React Basic Node Package Template in order to create a new components that can be consumed.

Downloads

11

Readme

React Package Template

This is basic initial react component template, if you want to build a new react component that you or others can consume (import/require) via npm registery for example - you can build the component (inside src) and publish it to npm.

How To Use

  1. Install with npm install my-component-name --save.
  2. Import to your "js" file: import Input from 'my-component-name';.
  3. In your code, use like that: <MyComponentName onChange={this.test}/>.
  4. See example/basic.js as reference.

Features

Todo

Bugs

Screenshot

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How to Contribute

  1. Fork the project (top right button, in github UI).
  2. Clone the forked repository to your machine.
  3. Run npm install.
  4. Run npm start (or better npm run demon in case you have nodemon, otherwise run npm install nodemon -g).
  5. Create a new branch.
  6. Go to http://localhost:3334/.
  7. Write your code, commit and push to your own forked repository in the new branch.
  8. Open a PR and wait for someone to review and merge to master.