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sid-vue-components
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This project is an experiment to see how easy it is replicate our Vue 2 component library & Storybook. It uses Vue 3, Tailwind, Vite, and Storybook. All pieces were added using documented configuration processes in the individual projects. Figuring out ex
This project is an experiment to see how easy it is replicate our Vue 2 component library & Storybook. It uses Vue 3, Tailwind, Vite, and Storybook. All pieces were added using documented configuration processes in the individual projects. Figuring out exporting components and including CSS is still a little fussy but no worse than what we had before (probably a little bit better). I will publish a companion repository called vite-consumer
that illustrates using the library.
Helpful documentation:
The library exposes:
# First run
$ yarn install
# Run in dev mode
$ yarn dev
# Library builds in /dist directory
$ yarn build
# Publishes to my (Denny's) NPM account
# This probably won't work for others
$ npm publish --public
# Use yarn link for local development
# Check out this repo and from the project root run:
$ yarn link
# Then in a consumer project, run:
$ yarn link @ais-public/ais-components
FAQs
This project is an experiment to see how easy it is replicate our Vue 2 component library & Storybook. It uses Vue 3, Tailwind, Vite, and Storybook. All pieces were added using documented configuration processes in the individual projects. Figuring out ex
We found that sid-vue-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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