@jackcmeyer/components
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This repository will host reusable react components made for the HospitalRun frontend.
Install components:
npm install @hospitalrun/components
Install react-bootstrap:
npm install react-bootstrap
[Optional] You may need node-sass if you want to import components' .scss files:
npm install -D node-sass
Contributions are always welcome. Before contributing please read our contributor guide.
cd componentsnpm installnpm link to link the local repo to the global npm foldernpm run dev to build and watch for code changesnpx create-react-app my-appcd my-app) to your react project and install node-sass: npm install -D node-sass. Components styles are coded using scss and you need this dependency in order to successfully import components' .scss filesnpm link componentsnpm start and enjoy hot reloading when applying changes in the components repoThis repo uses Conventional Commits. Commitizen is recommended for development. Once you have changes staged
you can run git cz from the root directory in order to commit to the proper standards.
Alternatively, if you are using NPM 5.2+ you can use npx instead of installing globally:
npx git-cz
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 Stefano Casasola |  Michael J Feher |  Riccardo Gulin |  Jack Meyer |  Matteo Vivona |
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Released under the MIT license.
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