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@livekit/livekit-chakra-theme
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A Chakra-UI theme for LiveKit applications and sites
First-time setup:
git clone git@github.com:livekit/livekit-chakra-theme.git
pnpm install
To make changes:
src/
pnpm build
vx.x.x
Upon tagging, CI will publish that version to NPM.
To use your changes, run pnpm update @livekit/livekit-chakra-theme --latest
in the repo that’s using the theme.
To validate your changes locally without publishing the package to npm, you can use yalc.js. This will allow you to use the local, unpublished version of your package in any other local repo. For example, you can see how changes to the theme affect other projects that depend on it before you publish the new theme and update the other repos that depend on it.
yarn watch
to publish and automatically update the package in the local yalc store.npm i yalc -g
or yarn global add yalc
.)@livekit/livekit-chakra-theme
and run yalc link @livekit/livekit-chakra-theme
. The repo should now use the local version of the theme from the Yalc store. You can find more information in the docs.Remove local yalc package version: To return to the state before you ran yalc link ...
, you must remove the link to the local yalc store with yalc remove @livekit/livekit-chakra-theme
.
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A Chakra-UI theme for LiveKit applications and sites
We found that @livekit/livekit-chakra-theme demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 0 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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