@twreporter/react-article-components
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The Reporter react article components, which are used in article page
The React components of articles at The Reporter Taiwan.
Published as an npm package.
This is built for twreporter-react and Editorial Tool (you can build the editorial tool using Plate). These Article React Components will be used on Article Page and Editorial Tool.
yarn add @twreporter/react-article-components
// es6
import Article from '@twreporter/react-article-components'
const Page = ({ record }) => <Article post={record} />
There are two dev modes:
We use webpack-dev-server to render a mock article with all elements for development.
# Start the webpack-dev-server
npm run dev-server
Or use babel --watch to complie the source file if there's any change happened
make dev
# Build the distribution files
make build
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The Reporter react article components, which are used in article page
The npm package @twreporter/react-article-components receives a total of 500 weekly downloads. As such, @twreporter/react-article-components popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that @twreporter/react-article-components demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 0 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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