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npm package: @modusbox/react-components
Description: A collection of React components for the frontend apps.
Author: Ivan Annovazzi
Latest version: 0.1.9

# @modusbox/react-components

A collection of React components for the frontend apps.

<p style="text-align:center;"><img src="./theme.svg"/></p>

To install the module run `yarn add @modusbox/react-components`.

Documentation is available at [https://modusintegration.github.io/react-components](https://modusintegration.github.io/react-components)

### Development

First install the dependencies with `yarn install`.

It is suggested to configure your editor/IDE to use ESLint plugins so that you'll be able to see warnings and errors while coding.

### Testing

The library uses Jest for testing. Tests should be written in .ts files, post with _.spec_ eg `html.spec.ts`.

Use `yarn test` to launch the test runner.

### Coding standards

The project uses ESLint extending Airbnb, Prettier, Typescript recommended rules.

Use `yarn lint` to run ESLint across the source files.


### Building the library

You can use the command `yarn build` to launch `rollup` locally. 

While this is not a necessary step while developing, it can be useful when you want to test the library locally with `yarn link`.

### Documentation

The project uses Storybook to generate documentation.

Use `yarn storybook` to run storybook on the codebase.
npm package: @modusbox/redux-utils
Description: A collection of Typescript utilities for the frontend apps.
Author: Ivan Annovazzi
Latest version: 0.0.11

# @modusbox/redux-utils

A collection of Typescript utilities for the frontend apps.

To install the module run `yarn add @modusbox/redux-utils`.

Documentation is available at [https://modusintegration.github.io/redux-utils](https://modusintegration.github.io/redux-utils)

### Development

First install the dependencies with `yarn install`.

It is suggested to configure your editor/IDE to use ESLint plugins so that you'll be able to see warnings and errors while coding.

### Testing

The library uses Jest for testing. Tests should be written in .ts files, post with _.spec_ eg `html.spec.ts`.

Use `yarn test` to launch the test runner.

### Coding standards

The project uses ESLint extending Airbnb, Prettier, Typescript recommended rules.

Use `yarn lint` to run ESLint across the source files.


### Building the library

You can use the command `yarn compile` to launch `tsc` locally. 

While this is not a necessary step while developing, it can be useful when you want to test the library locally with `yarn link`.

### Documentation

The project uses Typedoc to generate documentation. 

Use `yarn docs` to run Typedoc on the codebase.
npm package: @modusbox/ts-utils
Description: A collection of Typescript utilities for the frontend apps.
Author: Ivan Annovazzi
Latest version: 0.0.5

# @modusbox/ts-utils

A collection of Typescript utilities for the frontend apps.

To install the module run `yarn add @modusbox/ts-utils`.

Documentation is available at [https://modusintegration.github.io/ts-utils](https://modusintegration.github.io/ts-utils)

### Development

First install the dependencies with `yarn install`.

It is suggested to configure your editor/IDE to use ESLint plugins so that you'll be able to see warnings and errors while coding.

### Testing

The library uses Jest for testing. Tests should be written in .ts files, post with _.spec_ eg `html.spec.ts`.

Use `yarn test` to launch the test runner.

### Coding standards

The project uses ESLint extending Airbnb, Prettier, Typescript recommended rules.

Use `yarn lint` to run ESLint across the source files.


### Building the library

You can use the command `yarn compile` to launch `tsc` locally. 

While this is not a necessary step while developing, it can be useful when you want to test the library locally with `yarn link`.

### Documentation

The project uses Typedoc to generate documentation. 

Use `yarn docs` to run Typedoc on the codebase.
npm package: @modusoperandi/licit-capco
Description: MO's Capco ProseMirror Plugin
Latest version: 1.1.2




# CAPCO Plugin!
ProseMirror Based CAPCO Plugin 
## Getting Started  

### Getting repository

```
git clone https://portal.modusoperandi.com/bitbucket/scm/blademodules5/maw-licit.git
```
### Install dependencies
```
npm install
``` 
### To build the distribution files
```
# At the working directory `mo-licit-capco`
npm run build:dist 
```
### To build the capco pack
```
# At the working directory `mo-licit-capco`
npm pack
```  
### To publish capco
```
# At the working directory `mo-licit-capco`
npm run publish:capco
```  

**To load the styles in an Angular project:**
Either in *angular.json*, add
 *"styles": [
 "node_modules/@mo/licit-capco/dist/styles.css",
]*
OR
in the default global CSS file *src\styles.scss*, add
*@import  "~@mo/licit-capco/dist/styles.css"*
 
## Windows Specific

Use Git bash or Windows Power Shell to install build and run the project
npm package: @modusoperandi/licit-citation
Description: Citation plugin built with ProseMirror
Latest version: 1.0.0


# Citation ProseMirror Plugin For Licit

## Build

### Commands

- npm ci

- npm pack

#### To use this in Licit

Install the Citation plugin in Licit

- npm install _mo-licit-citation-0.0.1-0.tgz_

Include plugin in licit component

- import CitationPlugin

- add CitationPlugin instance in licit's plugin array

```

import  CitationPlugin  from  '@mo/licit-citation';

const  plugins = [new  CitationPlugin()]

ReactDOM.render(<Licit docID={0} plugins={plugins}/>


```