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@canonical/react-components
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This is a collection of components designed to be the way to consume Vanilla Framework when using React. The library exposes both a CJS and an ESM build.
Storybook contains component docs with usage instructions.
Canonical react components currently require that your build is configured with sass-loader (or equivalent), to compile Sass.
To use the NPM package do:
yarn add @canonical/react-components
Or if you use NPM:
npm install @canonical/react-components
Please file any issues at GitHub.
You might want to:
You may wish to link this library directly to your projects while developing locally.
You can do this by cloning this repo to your local workspace:
git clone https://github.com/canonical/react-components
If you then drop into that folder and run:
yarn run link-packages
...this will add this project, react
and react-dom
to a local yarn registry.
Switching back to the project you are developing, run:
yarn install
yarn link react
yarn link react-dom
yarn link @canonical/react-components
...to pull the linked deps from the local registry. If you now run yarn build-watch
in your react-components
folder, your project should pick up any changes on refresh or hot module reload.
Note: When you're finished working locally - don't forget to go back and unlink:
cd react-components
yarn run unlink-packages
The following projects are related to, or build upon this library:
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The npm package @canonical/react-components receives a total of 11,840 weekly downloads. As such, @canonical/react-components popularity was classified as popular.
We found that @canonical/react-components demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 16 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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