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Contributing to @lmc-eu/jobs-design-system

First of all, thanks for your contribution to this project! ❤️ Here are some tips how to make your contributing efforts efficient and eventually accepted & merged.

General usage

This project uses makefile for managing various chores, like dependency installation, testing, linting etc. Make sure you run make right after you clone the repository - it will set you up with everything needed to get started. Once you are done with that, have a look at what commands (targets) are available for you to run using make - make install etc.

Project structure

This project is a monorepo managed by Lerna. This means that each folder inside the packages/ directory represents a package published to npm. The root directory also contains package.json file but this is only used for local development purposes and does not represent something that is ever published to npm (you might notice that it only contains devDependencies and no prod deps 🤷‍♂️).

Commit messages

All commits you make should adhere to our commit guidelines. We use conventional commits strategy with slight modification of our own - @lmc-eu/commitlint-config. This is later used during release phase to determine how to bump the packages' version numbers based on commit history. 🚀

Code style

This project uses Prettier for code formatting. You can run make format to format all your code before you submit your code for review.

Publishing

This project uses GitHub Actions to publish the packages automatically to npm. New packages are published after the new tag is pushed to the main branch. PR can be merged only by the appropriate group of maintainers.

Steps to create a new package version

  1. Merge all appropriate PRs you want to publish into main branch
  2. Run the make version command to bump the version number in packages (new version number is determined automatically based on commit history)
  3. Check that the version number is correct and everything looks good
  4. Run manually git push && git push --tags to push the changes to remote
  5. Publishing is done automatically by GitHub Actions (uses build script and make publish command)

If you have further questions do not hesitate to open an issue and ask us! ❤️