gdb-component-library

gdb-component-library is a small, custom React + TypeScript component library built with Vite. The components in this repo are intended to be consumed by other projects (for example, a demo application) via npm or local installation during development.

Package info

• Package name: gdb-component-library (see package.json)
• Version: 0.0.0 (update before publishing)
• Note: package.json currently sets "private": true. Set this to false and bump the version to publish to the npm registry.

What this repo contains

• Reusable React components under src/ (for example src/components/Button).
• An entry point src/index.ts which exports components and types.
• Build scripts in package.json that output distributable files to dist/.

Install (use in a demo project)

Local (recommended for development):

# from your demo project's directory
npm install ../path/to/gdb-component-library
# or with yarn
yarn add ../path/to/gdb-component-library

Install from npm (after publishing):

npm install gdb-component-library

Install from a Git URL:

npm install git+ssh://git@github.com/<owner>/gdb-component-library.git

Build

Run the build script defined in package.json (TypeScript build + Vite build):

npm run build

The output will be placed in dist/, which is what gets published or installed by consumers.

Usage example (in a demo app)

After installing, import components like this:

import React from 'react'
import { Button } from 'gdb-component-library'

export default function App() {
  return <Button variant="primary">Click me</Button>
}

TypeScript consumers can also import types:

import type { ButtonProps } from 'gdb-component-library'

Notes

• Peer dependencies: react, react-dom — the consuming project must provide compatible versions.
• Entry points: main, module, and types in package.json point to built files under dist/.

Next steps

• Remove private: true in package.json and set a release version before publishing.
• Add an examples/demo app to the repository to simplify local development and QA.
• Add CI to build and optionally publish releases.

If you want, I can add a small demo app under examples/demo and wire it into the repo for local testing.