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yeldo-ui-lib-2

v1.0.0

Published

YELDO UI component library

Downloads

6

Readme

FROM 0 TO HERO

#1 Clones the project
git clone https://[email protected]/yeldotech/Yeldo%20Board/_git/yeldo-ui-library
#2 If you already have the project put yourself on main and pull from it for latest vers
git pull
#3 Create new branch for the new component
git checkout -b task_55/examplecomponent (change accordingly to board)
#4 If you don't have pnpm on your pc install it first otherwhise go to next step
npm install -g pnpm
#5 Install dependencies
pnpm i
#6 Create a component folder and start developing
#7 Help yourself creating a page for the component for testing how it looks by adding it to App.tsx
#8 Write unit test and check for 100% coverage
pnpm run test
#9 Add the component to the exports file (library.ts) following other "templates"
#10 Bump version patch in package.json ex from 0.1.0 to 0.1.1
#11 Create pull request

Project structure

In the src folder we can find the following sub-folders:

  • components: components of the library divided by folders each one of them should have:
    • Component.tsx: the component itself
    • index.spec.tsx: unit tests for the component
    • index.scss: style of the component
  • pages: page files for showcase (1 page for each component)
  • mocks: mocks for tests
  • services:
    • i18n configuration files for translations
  • common: utility files (ex regex or common interfaces)