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Setup for Development
Severin Ibarluzea edited this page Apr 8, 2020
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react-image-annotate uses react storybook to view different states of each component.
After cloning the project, run yarn install, then yarn storybook. Your browser should automatically open to http://localhost:9090 showing you all the different component states we test. To build a feature/bug, edit or create a *.story.js file that uses the component in a way that replicates the bug or could demonstrate the feature. Then edit the regular *.js files until things are working.
If you're PRing a new feature, you should have a story that demonstrates the feature so maintainers can easily test it.
Run npm run <SCRIPT_NAME> to run a script. In development we're running npm run storybook (or yarn storybook) most of the time.
| script | description |
|---|---|
| start | Run demo site on port 3000 |
| storybook | Run storybook on port 9090 |
| build | Build the library in to the dist directory |
| build:babel | Transpile the src directory into dist
|
| build:gh-pages | Build the website into build
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| gh-pages | Build and deploy the website to github |
| dist | Build and publish the library |