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@charitypro/ui-kit
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ProCharity project UI-kit library for common usage through federated bundles
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Toolset:
yarn gen component Name
— place new component files in src/components including CSS module and story.
yarn gen component Name --withLazy=true
— like first, but add index.ts file with default lazy export of component for federation, pages and etc.
yarn dev
— just execute build --watch for rebuild on changes, usefull when this repo used as dependency somewhere else.
yarn build
— required for publishing library or using in other packages as dependency.
yarn build-storybook
— used for publishing storybook build somewhere like chromatic.
yarn lint
— execute eslint
yarn format
— format code in src/
yarn test
— execute all tests, initial include only storybook tests
yarn storybook
— main development environment.
Prefixed names:
Layout*
— global page Layout, top-level component of every page or screenSection*
— second level component under LayoutCard*
— box content wrapper for column based content presentationPostfixed names:
*Page
— top level component for building page including Layout and all under*Screen
— middle level component for building large part of page, screen flow, modal content and etc. Don't include top-level Layouts.*Flow
— group of screens combined with internal routing logic.FAQs
ProCharity project UI-kit library for common usage through federated bundles
The npm package @charitypro/ui-kit receives a total of 0 weekly downloads. As such, @charitypro/ui-kit popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that @charitypro/ui-kit demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 2 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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