@tankunsheng/dev-console-common-elements
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Dev Console Common Elements contains common elements (Header, Footer etc) that all tenants of Dev Console will be required to import and use in order to achieve a common user interface. ## How it works
Dev Console Common Elements contains common elements (Header, Footer etc) that all tenants of Dev Console will be required to import and use in order to achieve a common user interface.
This project is a react app that will look to bind itself onto two elements. Elements with specific ids will need to be set on the tenanat's web pages:
This project is scaffolded with React, Webpack, Babel. Necessary webpack loaders added as required (css/sass) to preprocess non .js files and babel to transpile react and typescript to .js files.
To develop locally (served through webpack-serve)
npm start
npm publish
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Dev Console Common Elements contains common elements (Header, Footer etc) that all tenants of Dev Console will be required to import and use in order to achieve a common user interface. ## How it works
The npm package @tankunsheng/dev-console-common-elements receives a total of 1 weekly downloads. As such, @tankunsheng/dev-console-common-elements popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that @tankunsheng/dev-console-common-elements 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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