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@aftershootco/pegasus
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Pegasus
Pegasus is Aftershoot's inbuilt library for using different react components with custom configurations in their Desktop app.
How to Build?
- Get the lastest pull
git pull
- Install all the dependencies
yarn
- Now build it.
yarn build
How to Publish?
To publish the library, follow the below steps -
- Push all your changes on the
mainbranch. - Update the version in the
package.jsonfile. - Login to the npm. This step will require you to enter your npm
username,password,email, andOTPsent to the email.
npm login
- Build with the following the command (Make sure there are no errors during build)
yarn build
- Now run the following command to publish your package to the npm.
npm publish --access=public
How to Run Storybook?
- Take the latest pull
git pull
- Run the following command -
yarn storybook
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The core UI library for Aftershoot
We found that @aftershootco/pegasus demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 2 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
Package last updated on 07 Jul 2025
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