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twig-components-example

v0.0.6

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An example Twig Component library using Webpack.

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twig-components-example

An example Twig Component library using Webpack.

This project was originally generated using generator-twig-components-webpack.

Getting started

To run a local webserver that shows how these components can be used, run npm install && npm start.

Including components on your site

To use these components on your site, include dist/components.bundled.js on the page and any of the included component tags. For example:

<html>
  <head>
    <script src="./twig-components-example/components.bundled.js"></script>
  </head>
  <body>
    <tce-hero src="hero.jpg" text="Great intro" subtext="Better follow up" callout-text="Click me" callout-href="/submit" align="middle"></tce-hero>
  </body>
</html>

Should render the tce-hero tag.

If you prefer to manage polyfills and the Twig.js library yourself, you can include components.js.

Running the build

To execute the entire production Webpack build, run npm run build.

Running tests

Tests are written with the web-component-tester package.

Before running tests, you'll need to setup your local environment:

  1. Ensure Java is available in your PATH
  2. Run npm install -g bower rollup web-component-tester

After all dependencies have been installed, run npm test.