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@instructure/ui-buttons
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yarn add @instructure/ui-buttons
import React from 'react'
import Button from '@instructure/ui-buttons/lib/components/Button'
export default MyButton = function () {
return (
<Button>Hello button</Button>
)
}
The ui-buttons
package contains the following:
See the contributing guidelines for details.
5.0.0 (2018-03-29)
The easiest way to upgrade is to run yarn upgrade --scope @instructure
. Once you've done this, make sure
you check the 'BREAKING CHANGES' section below so that you can make those changes as necessary.
After upgrading you should see deprecation warnings in dev and test environments that will help you prepare for future releases (or check out the 'Deprecations' section below). The ui-codemods scripts should make it easy to update your import/require statements to get rid of a lot of the warnings. Note: you'll need to update your package.json file manually to add the new packages.
Note though, that it's not necessary to upgrade everything at once. Depending on the size of your application you may want to upgrade a package (or component) at a time. This is a major release, but in this case it's safe to do that.
ui-core
!We have broken ui-core
into smaller packages like ui-breadcrumb, ui-buttons,
and ui-container. This change is intended to make consuming Instructure UI components easier by
allowing applications to only import and update the packages they need. You're welcome.
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