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## Installing 1. Clone this repo to your machine (if using github cli you can ```gh repo clone codepotatoltd/plannr-ui```) 2. ```npm install```

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Plannr UI

Installing

  1. Clone this repo to your machine (if using github cli you can gh repo clone codepotatoltd/plannr-ui)
  2. npm install

Running

  1. Run npm run storybook

This will boot up storybook and automatically open storybook in your browser to preview your components. It auto-reloads whenever components are changed so no need to manually refresh.

Deploying

  1. git add -A
  2. Commit your changes with a meaningful commit message. git commit -m "added eggplant Icon 🍆🍆🍆
  3. Then type ./deploy_patch.sh and hit enter. This will automate the patch release process for you.

But WTF is going on when you run that? I'll explain:

As we're running an NPM package here everything hangs on the version number that's stored in the package.json file. If we change plannr-ui code, the only way the team will see those changes is if we release a new version with a new version number.

So our funky ./deploy_patch.sh script does:

  • git pull to merge any upstream changes with your own code
  • npm version patch to auto increment the patch version number in package.json
  • git add -A with a git commit -m "incremented patch version" too
  • git push to make sure that when we publish the package it's using the right version held on the repo
  • npm publish to then physically publish the package to npm.

Magic. 🪄

Installing

  1. npm install plannr-ui
  2. import PlannrUI from 'plannr-ui' in your entry VueJS file
  3. Vue.use(PlannrUI)
  4. Prosper!

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Package last updated on 12 Oct 2022

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