#Introduction to Ponytail
Ponytail was designed to serve as a layer between your React components and the code that utilises them.
With Ponytail you can have a single UI library and easily maintain many sites that share common layout, components, logic. This is achieved through usage of injectable props. Ponytail offers dev tools that help you monitor changes that you introduce to your components.
⋅⋅* Incapsulation of components. You should only tweak the parameters passed to the components but not the code within them. ⋅⋅* Reusability. Ponytail allows you to create "MyComponent@tales". Meaning you can derive different versions of the component on the spot. The more code you disect into smaller particles - the easier it will be for you to avoid hard-to-maintain repetition of logic. ()
##Install
npm install --save ponytail
====== ##Test
npm test
FAQs
Rethinking maintenance of multiple sites.
The npm package ponytail receives a total of 923 weekly downloads. As such, ponytail popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that ponytail 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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