This is a sample project to show how to use the npm package "react-taxonomypicker"
- Node.js and NPM: Download and install. I have version 6.6.0 of Node and 3.10.6 of NPM on Windows PC
- Git: Download and install. I have version 2.7.4 installed on Windows PC
- Get the url of your forked project.
- Click on "Clone or download" and Copy to clipboard the url ending on .git.
- Open your command line and go to your directoy
You don't need to create a specific folder for the project, it will be created by git - Clone your forked repo on your machine:
$ git clone https://github.com/username/react-taxonomypicker-consume-es6
Note: That will create a new folder called react-taxonomypicker-consume-es6 with all the files in.
As we have yarn, instead of using npm i to install all our dependencies in our node_modules folder, we will use just yarn. Note: you need to be sure your are inside the project folder because yarn will look for package.json file.
$ cd react-taxonomypicker-consume-es6
$ npm i
I use VS Code https://code.visualstudio.com Open the project using this command:
$ code .
$ npm run start
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