worksafe-component-library
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A Vue.js component library for use in WorkSafe family websites
This repository contains Vue components and settings used by WorkSafe websites, documented by Storybook. It is designed to be consumed by a Vue app.
git clone worksafe-component-library
cd worksafe-component-library
npm install
# Make the library available as a global node module.
npm link
# Start Storybook documentation site
npm start
# Then switch over to your Vue app
cd ../worksafe-client
# "Install" the now-global library as a dependency
npm link worksafe-component-library
Now the components are available for import into your Vue app, e.g.
worksafe-client/src/components/Sidebar/index.vue
import CoolButton from 'worksafe-component-library'
Make a component, register it for export TODO
Cool tool to document Vue components TODO
Deploy to Github Pages by running the following command:
yarn deploy
This will build the storybook, and then deploy it to Github by pushing the contents of /dist to origin's gh-pages branch.
Yavisht Katgara yavisht_katgara@worksafe.vic.gov.au
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A Vue.js component library for use in WorkSafe family websites
We found that worksafe-component-library demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 3 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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