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collection of web components and styles used at Boston University Libraries

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bulib-wc npm package

collection of web components and customizations used at Boston University Libraries

Description

This repository contains web assets of Boston University Libraries that are used across a variety of our sites. These reusable pieces can be split into categories visible on the storybook demo page:

  • lit-element-based Web Components,
  • sample html+css snippets usable without javascript (nojs) enabled,
  • and other composites of the two

Usage/Workflow

Setup

Install dependencies via node package manager

$ git clone https://github.com/bulib/bulib-wc.git
$ cd bulib-wc
$ npm install
Running Locally

running the following will open up a new tab in your browser at localhost:9001/?path=/story/, and watch for changes.

$ npm run start

you can make changes to existing elements and see them in that running server by navigating to that component in the sidebar. to create a new one, make a new entry in /docs/index.stories.js based off of the existing ones.

Building

to build a bundle, run the following, noting that the default will use the rollup.config.js.

$ npm run build 

or a bundle with open-wc version (with codesplitting), run:

$ npm run build:owc 

you can also build a static copy of the static docs site via:

$ npm run build:storybook 
Deploying

We expect to continue to manage versioning this repository with npm.

$ npm publish

that said, we want to make sure that our docs page is updated, so it's recommended to use the following, instead:

$ npm run publish

if you want to update the docs page before you're finished developing, you can also update the docs directly via

npm run deploy:storybook

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Package last updated on 16 Jul 2019

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