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Hi 👋 not sure if you remember me, but I was working on issue #22 back in Hacktoberfest 🎃
Due to some family reasons... it got pushed back a bit 😄
And then I forgot to finish up what I had done 😅
But here it/they are the <Alert /> components 🎉
There are 4 types:
Alert (default)
Warning
Info
Success
The rest of the details for the components (like props) can be found in ./src/components/alerts/Alert.stories.mdx.
I tried looking through the example story MDX code to see how you wanted it done, but I wasn't sure since I haven't used Storybook that much.
I ended up just using they style/syntax that the Storybook docs say to use for MDX.
If it doesn't fit the project's style then you can totally change it 👍
Also, I didn't get to write the tests for the component yet, but I just wanted to push up what I had already done in case I didn't get around to the testing for a while.
Hi 👋 not sure if you remember me, but I was working on issue #22 back in Hacktoberfest 🎃 Due to some family reasons... it got pushed back a bit 😄 And then I forgot to finish up what I had done 😅
But here it/they are the
<Alert />components 🎉There are 4 types:
The rest of the details for the components (like props) can be found in
./src/components/alerts/Alert.stories.mdx.I tried looking through the example story MDX code to see how you wanted it done, but I wasn't sure since I haven't used Storybook that much.
I ended up just using they style/syntax that the Storybook docs say to use for MDX. If it doesn't fit the project's style then you can totally change it 👍
Also, I didn't get to write the tests for the component yet, but I just wanted to push up what I had already done in case I didn't get around to the testing for a while.
Thanks,
Pete