How to create and publish a react component library (not the storybook way)

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  • EmbeddedChat

    An easy to use full-stack component (ReactJS) embedding Rocket.Chat into your webapp

    I wanted to share this way, where you can get started with creating a component library instantly and naturally (without worrying about learning any other technology). For a detailed approach about why I chose some things over the other, I will be writing bi-weekly blogs about my progress in the EmbeddedChat project. But for now, let's create a simple counter component.

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  • crl-templates

    methods of creating react component libraries

    I have also made a separate repository containing configuration files and example libraries created using both rollup and webpack. You can check it out too, if you want to go with webpack.

  • simple-counter-component

    This project is a part of a blog on "How to create and publish a react component library (not the storybook way)"

    Checkout the repository here.

  • np

    A better `npm publish`

    Hooray! Our package has been published. You can do npm i simple-counter-component to check it out. To manage versioning, you can use a great library called np.

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