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@arcteryx/components-cart
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components-cart
Cart components live in many pages of the app including Cart, Checkout, PDP, Order Summary. Their functionality can vary widely between these apps so we are using a variant system help isolate changes.
/ComponentX - ComponentX.tsx - styles.tsx - helpers.ts /variants - ComponentXCart - ComponentXCheckout - ComponentXFlyIn - ...etc /components - SharedComponentA - SharedComponentB
See index.ts for available code exported from this package
Remember to install peer-deps when using this package in another repo
See package.json for a list of useful commands
run npm run build; yalc publish; npm run watch
to do hot reloading while yalcing with another repo
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Arcteryx Cart
The npm package @arcteryx/components-cart receives a total of 916 weekly downloads. As such, @arcteryx/components-cart popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that @arcteryx/components-cart 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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