@commutatus/expa-design-system
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Welcome to the EXPA Design System brought to you by Commutatus UX.
This project utilizes Storybook for component development. If you would like to know more about Storybook or how it works, check out their website.
Clone the repository down locally. cd into the project and run npm install to install all project dependencies.
The Storybook development environment can be started by running npm start
Whenever you add, remove, or alter a component's css annotation metadata, you'll need to restart Storybook to see those changes.
Node v12 is recommended for use with the Design System repository, and NVM is the recommended choice for managing multiple versions of Node on your computer.
A .nvmrc file is included in this project to aid in local development. To utilize it for setting your project's node version, run nvm use in the root of the directory.
Additionally, you can set up a deeper shell integration for automatically invoking the nvmrc file when you change into the project directory by
following these instructions.
Once the development server is started with npm start, you can load it at http://localhost:6006.
npm startStarts the Storybook server for local development.
npm test: run all tests
Please open a new GitHub Issue.
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