Ship products faster by adding jam to any project!
npm install letsjam> Ship products faster by adding jam to any project!
Get started by visiting jam.dev.
``bash`
npm install --save letsjam
`jsx
import React from "react"
import Jam from "letsjam"
const App = () => {
return
}
`
First you will run npm install && npm start in the root directory...
`bash`
cd letsjam
rm -rf node_modules/
npm install
npm start
Then in a new tab in the terminal, you will cd into the example folder which
contains a janky little test website (all of the images and things in the site
are broken -- it's not you, it's us) and npm intall && npm start there. That
will let you preview the npm library on the example site.
`
cd example
rm -rf node_modules
npm install
npm start
Once you are running the example site, you will want to light up jam and try
jamming. To do that, type jam into the example site (it's like a secret password
to light up jam, there's no form field, you just type it blankly into the site)
you'll enter in your email address and off you go!
It's also great to try the dev local version of the letsjam library on other
react apps you happen to have installed and running on your computer. How you do
that is:
1. First run pwd inside the 'letsjam' directory to find the absolute path for
the letsjam directory. Copy the absolute path for letsjam.
2) Make sure letsjam is running by using npm start inside the letsjam directory.
This will make sure that any changes you make inside letsjam gets compiled
automatically to dist.
3) Go to your other react or nextjs project directory and do npm install
absolute/path/for/letsjam/directory (or yarn add)
4) To verify that your project correctly installed the latest letsjam module
your package.json letsjam line will look like: "letsjam": "file:../letsjam"
5) If you see any errors at all, just rm- rf node_modules, rm package-lock.json
and try again :)
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