Creating reusable React components is a common need for developers, and packaging them into an npm module allows for easy sharing across different projects. However, setting up such a package can often be a complex and frustrating process, involving various configurations for React, TypeScript, hot reloading, and build processes.

Many developers have faced challenges with outdated tools like TSDX or struggled with overly complicated tutorials. This often leads to wasted time and buggy setups.

A new, streamlined blueprint offers a solution, simplifying the creation of a React component npm package. This approach focuses on minimalism and efficiency, ensuring that developers can quickly get their components ready for distribution.

Key features of this blueprint include:

• Minimal Dependencies: Reduces project bloat and potential conflicts.
• Vite for Hot Reloading: Ensures that any changes made to your component are immediately visible in a development demo application, significantly speeding up the development process.
• Rollup for Module Building: Efficiently bundles your React component into a production-ready npm package.
• Vite for Production Demo App: Configures the demo application for optimal performance and deployment.
• gh-pages for Publishing: Simplifies the process of publishing your example application, making it easy for others to see your component in action.

This blueprint addresses common pain points, providing a clear and effective path to package React components. Developers interested in a robust and straightforward setup can explore the complete code and implementation details.

For those looking to streamline their React component packaging workflow, the blueprint is available on GitHub: https://github.com/ApayRus/react-component-npm-package