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@otr-app/ui-shared-components
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npm i @otr-app/otr-ui-shared-components --save
import '@otr-app/otr-ui-shared-components
or in index.html
<script src='node_modules/@otr-app/otr-ui-shared-components/index.js'></script>
import '@otr-app/otrui-shared-components/index.min
or in index.html
<script src='node_modules/@otr-app/otr-ui-shared-components/index.min.js'></script>
npm install
on the parent application; make sure all packages that are needed are installednpm run build:devo
npm link
npm link myAlias
npm link myAlias
npm link @otr-app/ui-shared-components
If you make changes on ui-shared-components and wish to see them in the parent application:
npm run build:devo
in ui-shared-componentsFAQs
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