@civicactions/cmsds-open-data-components
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Components for the open data catalog frontend using CMS Design System
This repo acts as an upstream common react library for CMS Open Data sites. This library is powered by Parcel.
For local development, we recommend using npm workspaces. Once you have a workspace directory, install this library inside your workspace along any Open Data downstream sites you wish to work on.
In the root folder for this project, run npm run watch to build local code. Ensure the upstream is using the same version number located in package.json of this repo. Start the upstream site locally as well, and it should load local code from this repo as the dependency. Parcel also provides hot rebuilding while watch is running.
Run npm run build to create a production version of the library before publishing to npm.
Run npm publish to publish to npm
Jest tests can be run using:
npm run test
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Components for the open data catalog frontend using CMS Design System
We found that @civicactions/cmsds-open-data-components 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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