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  • create-react-library

    Discontinued CLI for creating reusable react libraries.

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  • np

    A better `npm publish`

    np This package makes your life easier when dealing with publishing and releasing your component to NPM.

  • react-recurrence

    A simple, customizable, and reusable component for providing the recurrence functionality.

    Feel free to review the component to give any technical feedback or drop any suggestions on how to make it even more customizable. You can find it here.

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