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Microfrontend workshop - A collection of Page components

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Microfrontend workshop - A collection of Page components

All the page components in a single place.

This will be our first step in the workshop. After that we can refactor, improve and decouple our code.

Usage

yarn add micro-frontend-react-pages
# or 
npm install micro-frontend-react-pages

For more details, see src/js/export.js

Code Architecture

Check out the generator-poi@3.0.1 docs for info on the repo layout, structure and meaning.

Publishing the package

This project is using np as publisher helper. For more information, please check np documentation

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Component commands

  • npm run start: start component page example using react-storybook;
  • npm run watch: start component page in watch mode example using react-storybook,
  • npm run demo:deploy: Publishing your component page in your Github Page
  • npm run build:page: Creates your page bundle;
  • npm run build:library: Creates your component bundle to be published in your NPM repository (public or private). This bundle will NOT include react-storybook and other development dependencies;
  • npm run serve:dist: Creates a server based on the component page that will be deployed in your Github Page. This command is used to check the results locally before you deploy your component example page;
  • npm run test: Running unit tests using MochaJS
  • npm run tdd: Running unit tests using MochaJS in watch mode. It will help you to create a component using Test Driven Development approach

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See CHANGELOG.md.

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Package last updated on 04 Mar 2018

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