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@elevate_security/elevate-component-library

A library of elevate UI components

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Elevate Security Component Library

A component library for sharing Elevate Components between each of our projects

npm version CircleCI

Demo App (Story Book)


Installation

npm install @elevate_security/elevate-component-library --save

Usage

cont Elevate =  require('@elevate_security/elevate-component-library')

render() {
  return (
    <Elevate.Typography.H1>This is the tab content 1</Elevate.Typography.H1>
  )
}

Development

  • Clone this repo
  • npm install
  • To debug or demo in storybook: npm run storybook

Local Development/importing into other applications

  • In component library, run: npm link

  • Take the generated link and import into your parent project like so:

const Elevate = require('/usr/local/lib/node_modules/@elevate_security/elevate-component-library')

const { Logo } = Elevate

Deploying to NPM

After getting your PR approved, but before merging, do the following on your feature branch:

  • Decide the semver increment of your change (major/minor/patch)
  • Run the following command, selecting the correct version increment: npm version major|minor|patch. This command bumps the package.json version and creates a git commit with a tag attached for the new version.
  • Push to your feature branch: git push origin <my-feature-branch>
  • Merge your PR using a merge commit
  • Pull the latest master and push the git tag you created: git checkout master && git pull origin master && git push --tags origin
  • Pushing the tag will trigger a publish build in CircleCI

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Package last updated on 03 Dec 2024

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