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Impargo Components

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This package contains all the components used by Impargo GmbH

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Storybook

The storybook contains examples of all the components supported by the design system. You can run it using:

yarn start

Install

yarn add @impargo/components

Build

We use multiple build steps to prepare the package for release:

  • Build the theme files
  • Transpile TypeScript using tsc
  • Organize the necessary files in the ./build folder

To do all that, simply run:

yarn build

Note: storybook uses a separate build workflow: using webpack instead of tsc. Check .storybook/main and the storybook documentation for more information.

Publishing

We automatically publish new version of the npm package when new commits are merged to the master branch. To merge new changes to the master branch, we can use the Release PR GitHub action to create a release candidate. Merging this branch to master should automatically trigger the release as long as one of the merged commits is a fix or feat.

Pre-release

we can automatically publish a github package from a pull request by running /publish command on the pull request(PR) as a comment, then an action will be triggered and you will get the new package version as a comment on the same PR, it will be like that PACKAGE VERSION: 7.10.0-pre-119 then you can install it by running yarn add @impargo/components@7.10.0-pre-119.

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Package last updated on 03 Nov 2024

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