@nordhealth/components
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The component package found from packages/components is built with Stencil.js, a compiler and toolchain for building web components. The component source code is written in TypeScript + JSX (TSX), with stylesheets written in CSS.
The following are the most commonly used commands during development:
npm start - Compile components, start watching for changes, start local development server.npm run build - Builds the project.npm test - Run all tests once.npm test [component-name] - Run tests for specific component once.npm test --watch - Run all tests and watch for changes.npm test --watch [component-name] - Run tests for a specific component and watch for changes.npm test -u - Updates all failing screenshot snapshots. I sure hope you know what you’re doing. ;-)The local development server started by npm start serves a file located at /packages/components/src/index.html. Any local changes or new components are available on this page, so this can be used as a testing ground when developing.
src/components/[component-name].[component-name].tsx.[component-name].css.[component-name].e2e.ts.readme.md.See license in LICENSE.md
Copyright © 2021 Nordhealth Ltd
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This package includes Nord Design System Web Components
The npm package @nordhealth/components receives a total of 721 weekly downloads. As such, @nordhealth/components popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that @nordhealth/components 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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