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@dsmjs/components
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React components for the dsmjs.com site
$ npm install @dsmjs/components --save-prod
Find common contributing details in our organization-level contribution guide and project specific details below.
Use nvm to enable the expected version of node
$ nvm install
Install npm packages
$ npm install
$ npm start
Navigate to the running instance of storybook
Find details about the project structure and more specific details about our approach to building components here.
Ensure that your changes pass the automated verification scripts
$ npm test
:eyes: Note: The verification script is executed automatically as a
pre-commit hook.
We leverage husky to configure git hooks
like this automatically for you.
FAQs
React components for the dsmjs.com site
We found that @dsmjs/components demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 2 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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