@officient/vue-components
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Shared Vue components for Officient.
npm i --save github:Officient/vue-components#v1.0.0
Replace v1.0.0 with the current version.
// Importing a component:
import AvatarImage from 'officient-vue-components/lib/components/AvatarImage.vue'
// importing utils
import daysOffTransformer from officient-vue-components/lib/utils/transformers/daysOff
Component and utils source code goes into /src.
To allow it to be used externally, you need to also add it to the /lib folder.
/src: source code:/lib: public library for usage by other repo's/dev/pages: examples of usage for our components/tests: unit testsImport the CSS in your Vue file in the script section.
Increment the version in package.json and create a release from the latest commit.
Releases can be created in the releases tab on top.
The projects using this package require an update to the version tag.
E.g. "officient-vue-components": "github:Officient/vue-components#v1.0.1",
Run npm install after updating the version number to grab the latest version.
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Shared Vue components for Officient
The npm package @officient/vue-components receives a total of 629 weekly downloads. As such, @officient/vue-components popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that @officient/vue-components demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 2 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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