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gg-components
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A set of reusable React components, that are published as plain JS and CSS for maximum compatibility.
To develop components within Storybook, run npm start.
If components have changed, snapshot tests may need to be updated. Backstop js visual regression tests may also need to be updated.
To update jest snapshots:
npx jest -u
To update backstopJS snapshots:
Make sure docker is running. Then run these three commands:
./scripts/docker/prepare.sh
./scripts/docker/run-tests.sh --update
./scripts/docker/clean-up.sh'
Any changes resulting from these commands should be verified and checked in.
Use one of the following to release. These update the version, commit and tag the change, and publish transpiled code:
npm run release:major for breaking changesnpm run release:minor for additionsnpm run release:patch for fixesGeneral docs can be found here. Docs for each component should be available soon(ish).
That's it!
Want to add or change something? Just fork me and open a PR.
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Reusable transpiled React components
We found that gg-components 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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