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Creating NPM Package with ReactJS
React JavaScript Guide to Create, Test, and Publish NPM Libraries
Want to share your React components with the world? CodeSweetly's free Community Edition shows how!
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Last updated on 2025-03-05
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What is it all about?
The Community Edition of CodeSweetly’s Creating NPM Package with ReactJS is a free, beginner-friendly guide designed to help you build and publish your own React-based NPM package with ease. Whether you're looking to share reusable components, optimize your workflow, or contribute to the open-source community, this edition provides the essential knowledge to get started.
What you'll learn
✅ Project Configuration – Learn the required system and file configurations for creating NPM packages
✅ Testing React Component – Configure and write tests
✅ Commit Message Configuration – Standardized the project's commit messages
✅ Setting Up GitHub Action – Add the GitHub Action to your team's workflow
✅ Styling React Components – Add styles to your components
✅ Compiling React to JavaScript – Learn to create browser-compatible code
