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@muume/design-blocks
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An amazing collection of over 170 ready to use design blocks based on tailwindcss.
Clone the repository
git clone git@bitbucket.org:muumerepos/muume-design-blocks.git
cd muume-design-blocks
Install dependencies
yarn install
Start storybook
yarn start
Some blocks use hCaptcha, and for them (hCaptcha) to work we need to serve them on a real domain
For that you need to edit your hosts
file and add a custom route.
Add this to your hosts
file.
Sudo permissions a required to edit the file.
127.0.0.1 design-blocks.muume.com
In unix systems this file is located at /etc/hosts
For Windows is located at C:\Windows\System32\drivers\etc\hosts
Start storybook. Will start using http://design-blocks.muume.com
yarn start-with-host
Note: If start using custom host, you will need to change WEBSITE of used merchant identifier in the ERP, otherwise you will get CORS errors for ERP requests
Once the application is running on http://design-blocks.muume.com.
yarn screenshots
Note: Generating screenshots takes around 5-10 minutes with no console feedback until the job finishes.
After generating new screenshots you need to build the blocks dist
folder.
yarn dist
To publish to NPM you need to do the following:
Update the version in package.json
using semantic versioning.
# use version changed in package.json
git commit -am "v3.0.1"
FAQs
An amazing collection of over 170 ready to use design blocks based on tailwindcss.
We found that @muume/design-blocks demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 3 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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