backpack-transpiled
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Scripts used to publish a transpiled version of Skyscanner's Backpack design-system components.
Skyscanner's web components (for React) are published untranspiled. This is fine internally because we have a custom set of react-scripts that handle ES6 syntax and SASS files, but projects outside Skyscanner might not want to use backpack-react-scripts or set up custom bundler rules.
So this is a transpiled version of the components that uses vanilla JS and CSS.
This is shipped as one big package - but modern code-splitting/tree-shaking techniques should mean that your bundle size is not adversely affected
For component documentation, see https://backpack.github.io/.
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Do not add dependencies directly to the package.json. These are populated automagically during the backpack-pulling process by running npm run pull-backpack:dependencies.
(Adding dev-dependencies is fine.)
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npm ci
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Contributions are welcome. Please fork and submit a PR if you want to add or change a feature.
0.0.2
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Transpiled version of Skyscanner's design system (Backpack)
The npm package backpack-transpiled receives a total of 15 weekly downloads. As such, backpack-transpiled popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that backpack-transpiled demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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