GitHub Action
See original GitHub issueHello! Thank you for creating this excellent tool. It has already saved me many hours!
I have created a GitHub Action to automatically run this project, and push the output to a GitHub repo. This allows users to maintain a git version controlled copy of all the components, and for it to keep itself up-to-date.
It also supports the .env
file for this project, so you can run all your transformers, and login info is kept securely in secrets.
I’d appreciate any feedback/input/questions you might have, and would love to put this somewhere on your README.md, if you think it could help others.
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Awesome. I’m glad you are finding it useful. If you want to add it to the README, send me a PR and I’ll merge it.
I’m lazy so I’m always looking for ways to automate repetitive tasks.
I’ve been working on a workflow for keeping track of my custom React components. Basically I add a comment to my component with the commit hash of the original file. Then when I get the latest updates, I have a script that will tell me which files were changed and what component I need to check. After I make any changes, I update the hash, ready for the next update.
Adam makes a bunch of CSS tweaks so I want to keep my components in sync as much as possible.
@GregBrimble no trick - your instructions in the readme were correct! It was a mistake on my part…thank you!