@carbon/carbon-for-aem
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This library is an extension of the Carbon for IBM.com library. It contains new branding expressions and components that are intended for usage within the AEM IBM.com content ecosystems.
See the links below for the steps needed to develop within the Carbon for AEM repo.
| Storybook | Description |
|---|---|
canary | A new Storybook is published every time a PR has been merged into the master/main branch. |
latest | This is the lastest and stable publication of the build that comes from the current release/v.x.x.x branch during the code freeze period. |
| CodeSandbox | Description |
|---|---|
canary | This Canary CodeSandbox environment is published every time a PR has been merged into the master/main branch. |
latest | This lastest CodeSandbox environment is the build that comes from the current release/v.x.x.x branch during the release cut code freeze period. |
We are always looking for contributors to help us fix bugs, build new features, or help us improve the project documentation. If you're interested, definitely check out our guides:
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Carbon for AEM
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