@appland/components
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This repository bundles together AppMap models and Vue components in a single dependency.
This repository bundles together AppMap models and Vue components in a single dependency.
yarn install
Development is typically done while running Storybook.
yarn run storybook
Commits must be made according to the Conventional Commits specification to facilitate automated releases.
Bundles are output to the dist directory.
yarn run build
New features and fixes should always have test coverage.
Unit testing is performed with Jest and JSDom.
To run unit tests:
yarn run test:unit
End-to-end testing is performed with Cypress. To open the Cypress frontend, run:
yarn run test:e2e
Otherwise, Cypress can be run in headless mode by providing the --headless flag.
yarn run test:e2e -- --headless
Travis will run the entire test suite in headless mode via:
yarn run test
This command will also be run as a pre-push hook to ensure that tests are passing before pushing. To
skip this step, use the --no-verify flag:
git push origin my-branch --no-verify
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This repository bundles together AppMap models and Vue components in a single dependency.
We found that @appland/components demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 0 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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