This library makes it easy to create interfaces using the Greensight Design System (GDS) library.
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After cloning the repository, install the yarn dependencies (Node 18.18+)
The build is started with the yarn build command and creates a build at the ./dist path.
The build can be parallelized for this purpose by defining the BUILD_CONCURRENCY parameter in the bin/build.sh file
Each parallel process takes about 0.5-1GB of RAM per node instance, so calculate your capabilities
P.s. build.bat on windows is up-to-date but not debugged, there may be problems.
Next, let's describe the process of working with this library (hereinafter LIB) and testing it in another repository/project (hereinafter REP).
To customize the LIB for integration with REP, follow these steps:
Navigate to the dist build directory and create a symbolic link
cd dist && npm linkMake sure the dependencies are already installed in REP and link the LIBs
npm link @ensi-platform/core-componentsThis way the linked repository will always have your dist build in it
If there is a React version conflict, for example if devtools has an error “invalid react hook call”, follow this step to fix it:
Link React from REP to the LIB, from the root of the LIB execute:
npm link (absolute path to node_modules/react in REP)Once the task is finished, you should go to the cd dist/ build folder and publish the new version with the yarn publish --access=public command
The new version will include all the contents of the dist folder, but you can always adjust the whitelist in the dist/package.json parameter files
Refer to the LICENSE.md (MIT) file to view the license.