@themindfulpug/core
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The Mindful Pug web component library
This project hold all custom components made for The Mindful Pug. Here we can view, configure, and manage components so that our application projects are clean and consistent.
We decided to use yarn instead of npm, which means you can run the commands below to get setup
Install your dependencies:
yarn
Setting up your environment
In the root directory there is a .env.template file that you can copy and rename .env. The .env file is ignored when committing to git so it is safe to keep secrets there. Speak with a lead to get appropriate values for your environment file.
Testing
It's a good idea to run the tests before you make any changes to validate that your environment is setup correctly. To do this, follow the steps below.
yarn test
Starting your dev server
yarn storybook
Every commit to the master branch will trigger a deployment automatically. As components are added they should show up in our component library as soon as possible.
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The Mindful Pug web component library
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