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@uxpin/merge-cli
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Command-line tool integrating Design System repository with http://code.uxpin.com
Command-line tool integrating Design System repository with https://www.uxpin.com/design-from-code
Add uxpin-merge
to your package.json:
npm install @uxpin/merge-cli --save-dev
or
yarn add @uxpin/merge-cli --dev
This tool recognizes components available in your repository of component library, analyze them and uploads results to code.uxpin.com in order to further integration with UXPin Design System services.
We work hard to support the widest possible range of repositories. To minimize the user effort needed to integrate with UXPin, we start by supporting all repositories already working with a react-styleguidist. Given that, your repository must meet the following criteria:
We expect all components to have separate directories under src/components
or components
directory:
src
└── components
└── Button
├── Button.jsx <-- Button implementation
└── Readme.md <-- Button documentation and usage examples
Components may be functional or stateful, however must be default exported from the implementation file. Allowed implementation file examples:
components/Button/index.jsx
components/Button/Button.jsx
Component directory must contain markdown file containing component usage examples. Following naming conventions are supported:
components/Button/Readme.md
components/Button/README.md
components/Button/Button.md
TBD
FAQs
The Command-line tool integrates the Design System repository with: https://www.uxpin.com/merge
We found that @uxpin/merge-cli 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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