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tagliatelle-components
Advanced tools
To use this package in an app use the following command:
npm i tagliatelle-components -D
This package has tagliatelle-icons and tagliatelle-tokens as a dependency.
To create a new component please run the following command to generate the required files.
npm run generate-component
This command will require you to respond to two questions.
? Please select which category the new component belongs to? (Use arrow keys)
❯ atoms
molecules
organisms
? What is the component name? (please use camelCase)
You'll find your new component folder in the following directory packages/components/src/{category}
The new component folder will come with a *.stories.js
file ready so you can see the changes you make on Storybook.
Run npm run start
to launch Storybook on the browser at http://localhost:6006/.
A folder with four new files will be created;
To update the package with the changes you made, please commit your changes and run lerna version
.
Run npm run clean && npm run bootstrap
to update the package.json and commit your changes once more and then raise a PR.
After the review has been approved, build the package with npm run build
and then publish it to npm with lerna publish
.
FAQs
Front-end component library
We found that tagliatelle-components demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 0 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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