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Contributing to @dash-ui/responsive

To contribute to this project, first:

  1. Fork this repo to your account
  2. Clone this repo to your local machine
  3. # Install the repo using pnpm
cd [repo-name]
pnpm install
# Start dev mode
pnpm dev

Before you contribute

Before you submit PRs to this repo I ask that you consider the following:

  • Creating an issue first. Any change needs to be discussed before proceeding. Failure to do so may result in the rejection of the pull request.
  • Is this useful? That is, does it fix something that is broken? Does it add a feature that is a real need?
  • Is this better implemented in user space or in its own package?
  • Will this bloat the bundle size?

Before your PR will be considered I will look for:

  • Documentation Please submit updates to the docs when public-facing APIs are changed.
  • Tests Your PR will not be accepted if it doesn't have well-designed tests. Additionally, make sure that you run pnpm validate before you submit your PR and make sure your PR passes the linting rules, type checking, and tests that already exist.
  • Types Your types should be as strong as possible.
  • Comments If your PR implements non-obvious logic, I fully expect you to explain the rationale in the form of code comments. I also expect you to update existing comments if the PR changes the behavior of existing code that could make those comments stale.

Development

Here's what you need to know to start developing @dash-ui/responsive.

Package scripts

build

Builds types, commonjs, and module distributions

check-types

Runs a type check on the project using the local tsconfig.json

dev

Builds module and cjs builds in watch mode

format

Formats all of the applicable source files with prettier

lint

Runs eslint on the package source

test

Tests the package with jest

validate

Runs check-types, lint, and test scripts.

Husky hooks

pre-commit

Runs lint-staged script

commit-msg

Runs commitlint on your commit message. The easiest way to conform to standard-version rules is to use cz-cli