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@patterninc/react-ui
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React UI component library for use at Pattern.
This project can be used as a frontend override, like any other app. Run yarn dev and set a frontend override to see your updates.
Typescript typechecking happens at build-time, so setting a frontend override won't help with typechecking. To ensure your types still work, you'll need to:
yalc publish in this repoyalc link @patterninc/react-ui in shelf/predict/marketshare/etc.After that, you can easily push out updates from here (react-ui) to the other repos by doing:
yalc push --scriptsNote: you can either install yalc globally, or prefix all the previous commands with npx, e.g. npx yalc publish
Do either of the following:
npm version patchpackage.json version field by opening package.json and incrementing the last numberOnce you've tested the types, run
yalc remove @patterninc/react-uiin Predict/Shelf/Marketshare/etc to remove yalc changes
FAQs
A reusable React component library for Pattern applications.
The npm package @patterninc/react-ui receives a total of 45 weekly downloads. As such, @patterninc/react-ui popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that @patterninc/react-ui demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 10 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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