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Please refer to the Amity contribution guide
- A bug or feature you want to work on!
- A GitHub account.
- A copy of our Ui-Kit. See the next steps for instructions.
- Node, which runs JavaScript locally. Current or LTS will both work.
- An editor.
- Install node using the version you downloaded from nodejs.org.
- Open a terminal.
- Make a fork—your own copy—of our Ui-Kit on your GitHub account, then make a clone—a local copy—on your computer. (Here are some step-by-step instructions).
- Change to the folder you made while cloning your local copy:
cd AmityUiKitWeb-OpenSource - Install dependencies:
npm ci - Make sure everything builds and tests pass:
npm run storybook - Open your working folder in your editor.
- Follow the directions below to add and debug a test.
Storybook is a web application which provides a safe and independent environment to build isolated, testable components and user journey.
In the context of Ui-Kit, we use it in development phase to deploy faster, QA phase to test in isolated context, and production phase as documentation and show-case tool.
When creating a component, simply create a Component.stories.js file containing your storybook stories. More on how to write stories here. We have installed the plugins controls and actions, so make sure you use them wisely.