@diplodoc/components
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Компоненты для Yandex Flavored Markdown Documentation.
npm i @diplodoc/components
Append js
// In most cases append transform runtime
import "@doc-tools/transform/dist/js/yfm.js";
// configure components
import {configure as configureUikit} from '@gravity-ui/uikit';
import {configure as configureDocs} from '@diplodoc/components';
configureUikit({lang: 'ru'});
// can be reconfigured in any moment
configureDocs({
lang: 'ru',
// optionally configure allowed translations
loc: {ru, en, tr, ...}
})
Append css
/*project.css*/
/*Append components styles*/
@import '@diplodoc/components';
/*Append components theme*/
@import '@diplodoc/components/themes/common';
/*In most cases append transform styles*/
@import '@doc-tools/transform/dist/css/yfm.css';
To build the project correctly you need to install python@2.
Visit python.org/downloads to get the latest version.
Install Dependencies
npm ci
To start the development server with storybook run the following:
npm run dev
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FAQs
React components for drawing Diplodoc documentation
The npm package @diplodoc/components receives a total of 267 weekly downloads. As such, @diplodoc/components popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that @diplodoc/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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