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@treelab/panda
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Panda is a Treelab Component Library.
yarn install to install all dependencies.yarn storybook to start local storybook server and start working on components.treelab-panda-v3 directly from treelab-clientFirst build panda
cd path/to/treelab-panda-v3yarn buildThen link panda into treelab-client
cd path/to/treelab-panda-v3yarn linkcd path/to/treelab-clientyarn link @treelab/pandaRestart treelab-client in order for the linked panda package to be properly included in the build.
Currently we don't do any automated/unit testing.
All published versions can be found on npmjs.com
Latest code can be built and published as an npm package using the Create new release and publish to npm GitHub action. Please carefully choose a semantic version when executing Run workflow such that it is higher than the previous version published.
FAQs
Panda is a Treelab Component Library.
The npm package @treelab/panda receives a total of 206 weekly downloads. As such, @treelab/panda popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that @treelab/panda demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 12 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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