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es-components
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https://twexchangesolutions.github.io/es-components/
Use semantic versioning to ensure that a consistent version is always available for publish. Use npm version
in order to increase the version numbers. Push version updates as a separate commit.
Consider a major version update when any of the following is true:
Consider a minor version update when any of the following is true:
Consider a patch version update when any of the following is true:
Consider publishing to npm when any of the following is true
Any time the npm package is published, the documentation should be updated as well. Execute npm run styleguide-build
to generate a new version of the docs. Push documentation build as a seperate commit.
When adding a component, refer to the Exchange Solutions UI Guidelines. This is a work-in-progress, so communicate with the UX team if you have any questions.
Submit a pull request when you're ready to have your code reviewed and apply the ready for review
label. Once it has been reviewed, ensure the version and documentation commits have been added and apply the ready for merge
label.
See CONTRIBUTING.md for more information on standards.
Components are built using React and styled-components. Tests are written using Jest with Enzyme for rendering.
The component guide is built using react-styleguidist.
- src
| - components
| - base
| - icons
| - Icon.js
| - Icon.md
| - Icon.specs.js
npm run build (build javascript)
npm run styleguide-server (run the styleguide on localhost:6060)
FAQs
React components built for Exchange Solutions products
The npm package es-components receives a total of 756 weekly downloads. As such, es-components popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that es-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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