@showbie/backpack-react@1.0.1

🚚 Deprecated

• Further versions of this package will be published to the GitHub Package registry #142

stickerbomb@0.3.0

🎁 Added

• #106 Allow config from external file

  Uses cosmiconfig to search for common config filenames. Only used
  for providing a custom SVG template for React icons at the moment, but
  more configuration will be possible in future.

stickerbomb@0.2.3

🐛 Fixed

• #102 Fix issues with export index not being written properly

  Now writes correctly on first run of a new project, and updates when
  icons are added or removed from source directory.

stickerbomb@0.2.2

🐛 Fixed

• ba23521 Fix build output when publishing

stickerbomb@0.2.1

🐛 Fixed

• 666655d Ensure all files in dist dir are distributed

stickerbomb@0.2.0

🎁 Added

• #95 Allow subdirs in icon source directory

  Components are now generated into the same directory structure as
  the original source SVGs. An export index will be added for each
  sub-directory (in the case of React components).

@showbie/backpack-tokens@2.8.0

🎁 Added

• #93 Add new colours to Socrative palette
  Adds 300-level green, 300, 400 and 900-level amber shades, and
  400-level red.

stickerbomb@0.1.1

🎉 Initial release!

@showbie/backpack-react@1.0.0

🎉 Initial release

• Create shared React component library #26

  Starts with just a few basic layout components:

  1. Box — low-level container component, can render as any
     element via tagName prop
  2. Stack — stack elements vertically, with optional spacing
     and dividers
  3. Divider — used by Stack components, can also be used
     directly as needed
  4. Inline — maintain space between elements in a row,
     wrapping if necessary
  5. Text — apply common typography style patterns, as well
     as other text utilities such as truncating

@showbie/backpack-tokens@2.7.0

🎁 Added

• #64 Add new colours to Socrative palette
  Adds 300 and 900-level shades of red, 800-level orange, and
  700, 800, and 900-level shades of green. This also decouples
  the red values from the Showbie palette, making it standalone.