@rebilly/revel
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Revel is the design system used by designers and developers at Rebilly to build clean, elegant, and performant experiences for its merchants.
yarn && yarn docs:dev
| Command | Description |
|---|---|
dev | Run the dev server for the component documentation. See docs:dev. |
docs:dev | Run the dev server for the component documentation. |
docs:build | Build component documentation as a static HTML site. |
build | Build the library. |
build:watch | Build the library and rebuild on file changes. |
playground:dev | Run the playground dev server (see Playground). |
lint:no-fix | Run eslint. |
lint | Run eslint and automatically fix issues. |
test:unit | Run the unit tests. |
test:unit:watch | Run the unit tests on changed files, in watch mode. |
Sometimes it is easier to test a complex configuration directly in a vue application, rather than through our vuepress documentation.
For this, we provide a playground server which can be run with:
yarn playground:dev
Note: You must copy the playground component file
/src/playground/Playground-copyme.vue to Playground.vue.
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