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@githubnext/blocks
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Welcome! This package supports local development of custom GitHub Blocks.
Welcome! This package supports local development of custom GitHub Blocks.
Using the blocks
command, you can run the following commands:
start
- Starts a local development environment and builds Blocks bundles.build
- Builds Blocks bundles.To reduce the cognitive load associated with writing file and folder block components, we've assembled a helper library that exposes interface definitions and a few helper functions.
yarn add @githubnext/blocks
import {
FileBlockProps,
FolderBlockProps,
getLanguageFromFilename,
getNestedFileTree,
} from '@githubnext/blocks`
import { FileBlockProps } from '@githubnext/blocks';
export default function (props: FileBlockProps) {
const { content, metadata, onUpdateMetadata } = props;
...
}
import { FolderBlockProps } from '@githubnext/blocks';
export default function (props: FileBlockProps) {
const { tree, metadata, onUpdateMetadata, BlockComponent } = props;
...
}
A helper function that returns the "language" of a file, given a valid file path with extension.
A helper function to turn the flat folder tree
array into a nested tree structure
import { FolderBlockProps, getNestedFileTree, } from "@githubnext/blocks";
export default function (props: FolderBlockProps) {
const { tree, onNavigateToPath } = props;
const data = useMemo(() => {
const nestedTree = getNestedFileTree(tree)[0]
return nestedTree
}, [tree])
...
}
FAQs
Welcome! This package supports local development of custom GitHub Blocks.
We found that @githubnext/blocks demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 4 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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