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@namely/ui
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Namely UI: A SCSS and React component library for internal use at Namely
This is the styleguide app to document all the components and patterns for Namely.
This library is no longer activately maintained.
cd
into the directory$ npm install
$ gem install scss-lint
$ npm start
To serve on a port other than 8080:
$ gulp --port 8081
To run test suite once:
$ npm test
To keep test suite running and watching:
$ npx karma start
With Chrome as browser (recommended):
npx karma start --browsers Chrome
FAQs
Namely UI: A SCSS and React component library for internal use at Namely
We found that @namely/ui demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 6 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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