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A library of elevate UI components

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Readme

Elevate Security Component Library

A component library for sharing Elevate Components between each of our projects

npm version CircleCI

Demo App (Story Book)

Installation

npm install @elevate_security/elevate-component-library --save

Usage

cont Elevate =  require('@elevate_security/elevate-component-library')

render() {
  return (
    <Elevate.Typography.H1>This is the tab content 1</Elevate.Typography.H1>
  )
}

Components

  • Card
  • Icon
  • Link
  • Typography
  • Layout
  • Gauge
  • LineBarChart
  • Axis
  • Line
  • Input
  • Button
  • ButtonLink
  • Tabs
  • TimelineBlock
  • ButtonIcon
  • Breadcrumb
  • Image
  • Avatar
  • Header
  • GlobalStyle
  • Logo
  • Modal
  • RadioButton

Development

  • Clone this repo
  • npm install
  • To debug or demo in storybook: npm run-script storybook
  • To bootstrap work on a new componentnpm: run-script create [component name]

Local Development/importing into other applications

  • In component library, run: npm link

  • Take the generated link and import into your parent project like so:

const Elevate = require('/usr/local/lib/node_modules/@elevate_security/elevate-component-library')

const { Logo } = Elevate

Deploying to NPM

In a release branch, use npm version to bump the version in package.json, commit and tag altogether.

VERSION=1.0.6
npm version $VERSION
git push origin : "v${VERSION}"

Then create a Pull Request from your release branch to master.