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@celery/ui-components
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Reusable UI components
npm install
npm run build
build/index.html
in browserYou must be an approved npm user for the @celery
namespace/private modules.
npm install @celery/ui-components
All components come with at least config.less
and index.less
. config.less
includes all the configuration/variables and mixins. index.less
actually defines the component rulesets or invokes mixins. If you do not want to include the default components, you can just include the config and use that to create your own components based on the variables and mixins.
npm install
npm run build-watch
This will watch the components
, mixins
, and styleguide
directories. If any of them fail to compile, you have an error.
Open the styleguide by opening build/index.html
in your browser.
Don't forget to document things in the comments of the index files. Use Styledown syntax.
In order to publish, you must be a part of the @celery npm group.
git checkout master
git pull
npm version [major/minor/patch]
git push
npm publish
MIT
FAQs
Shared UI Components and Styles
We found that @celery/ui-components demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 3 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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