A simple component library for blazing-fast website development
Getting Started • Testing Your Code • Contributing • License
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Fork the Repository: Begin by forking this repository to your own GitHub account.
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Clone your Repository: Clone your forked repository URL to your local machine using this command:
git clone <your-cloned-repo-url>
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Navigate to the Project Directory: Change your working directory to the qUIck-React folder:
cd qUIck-React
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Install Packages: Install the necessary packages by running:
npm install
Note: Ensure you have Prettier installed globally with Node.js using
npm i -g prettier
.
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Build Components: Compile the qUIck-React components by running:
npm run build
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Create a React Project: Set up a new React project outside of qUIck-React.
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Install qUIck-React: Add qUIck-React as a dependency in your React project using the path to your component library.
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Import Components: Import the qUIck-React components you wish to test in your project.
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Run Your React Project: Start your React project with either of these commands:
npm run dev
or
npm start
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Check Existing Issues: Explore the existing issues to find tasks that match your skills and interests.
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Share Your Ideas: If you have new ideas or feature suggestions, create an issue to initiate a discussion.
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Assigned Issues: If an issue is assigned to you, start working on it right away.
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Create a Pull Request (PR): Once you've finished coding, create a Pull Request.
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Await Merging: Be patient and await review and merging by the project maintainers.
Before you start contributing to qUIck-React, please read our Contributing Guidelines to understand how you can contribute effectively. Your contributions are highly valued, and we aim for excellence together.
Our community upholds a strict Code of Conduct to maintain a warm and inclusive environment for all. Please familiarize yourself with our code of conduct before engaging in discussions or contributing.
qUIck-React is licensed under the MIT License. You can find the full terms and conditions for use, reproduction, and distribution in the LICENSE file.
Dhruv Dabhi |
Hitarth Patel |
Kris Patel |
Shaily Fadadu |
Thank you to all the contributors for your invaluable contributions! 🎉