Component Library Guidedoc
Overview
The document is a guide to developing a component library called "珠峰架构组件库开发指导文档". It aims to provide solutions to design problems and offer ideas for developing a component library. The document mentions the author's desire for collaboration and invites readers to join a QQ group for discussion and learning. The author also outlines a plan for the development of the component library.
Features
- Code standardization: The document suggests establishing a code standard in the first week of development.
- Theme and color design: The second week focuses on defining the theme and theme colors for the component library.
- Layout: The third week involves establishing the layout and formatting of the components.
- Global variables and utility functions: The fourth week is dedicated to determining global variables and utility functions for the library.
- Folder structure, build tools, and packaging configuration: The fifth week addresses organizing the folder structure, setting up build tools, and configuring packaging.
- Individual component development: Due to a lack of participation, the subsequent development plan involves focusing on one component per week. Contributors are encouraged to submit their work.
Summary
The document serves as a guide to developing a component library, addressing various aspects such as code standardization, theme design, layout, global variables, utility functions, folder structure, build tools, and packaging configuration. It emphasizes the importance of collaboration and invites readers to join a QQ group for learning and discussion. The development plan involves focusing on one component per week. The document does not provide installation instructions.
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