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Catalog

Station's library of UI Components for React.

Use

Catalog's components are available on bit.dev, to add a component to your project as dependency, use:

yarn add @bit/station.catalog.colors

Requirements

Toolchain

  • nvm (wget -qO- https://raw.githubusercontent.com/nvm-sh/nvm/v0.35.3/install.sh | bash to install)
  • npm >= 6.13.7
  • node >= 13.11.0
  • yarn ~= latest

You can use nvm i to use the correct version of node and npm (or Volta as well).

Bit CLI

Install bit CLI globally (for publishing and such): brew install bit or yarn global add bit-bin

⚠️ Make sure you're logged in to use bit ! Do so with: bit login

Request an invit if you don't have any yet.

Setup

As usual:

yarn

Quick start

yarn start

Other project commands

Command Description
yarn start build and open project's storybook on a new browser tab
yarn build build components using bit
yarn build-storybook build storybook static files
yarn gen:icons used to rebuild icons component when src/assets/icons/ is updated
yarn gen:images used to rebuild images component when src/assets/images/ is updated
yarn chromatic build and push storybook static files to chromatic
yarn postinstall run gen:icons and gen:images commmands sequentially

Contribute

To contribute, please get in touch with:

  • dev flow schema dev flow schema

Chromatic

Chromatic is the tool we're using for UI reviews with product team. For each PR created, a storybook static files build is pushed to chromatic which generate a visual diff of master branch with your PR's branch.

Also, it can be used as a simple hosted storybook with VCS.

bit.dev

Bit.dev is a fast, dynamic and collaborative way to build team component library. It lets you gradually extract, collect and reuse existing UI components written in your apps. Instead of publishing a library to NPM you can directly install components from your bit.dev library using your NPM and Yarn clients.

if you don't know bit, these resources may be useful:

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