Create sandbox package for testing w3ux library components from source#307
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Create sandbox package for testing w3ux library components from source#307
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This PR implements a new
sandboxpackage that enables real-time testing of w3ux library components and utilities directly from their source files without requiring compilation or publishing to npm.What's Added
🏗️ Sandbox Package Structure
../library/*/src)🔧 Configuration
@w3ux/*packages mapped to their source directories📦 Library Integration
The sandbox demonstrates importing and using multiple w3ux packages:
@w3ux/react-polkicon- Polkadot identicon component@w3ux/react-odometer- Animated number display@w3ux/utils- Utility functions (address validation, unit conversion, ellipsis formatting)@w3ux/hooks- React hooks (useTimeLeft countdown)@w3ux/types- TypeScript type definitions🎯 Usage
Benefits
Example Usage
This enables testing observables and react-connect-kit modules directly within w3ux as requested, providing a robust development environment for library integration testing.
Fixes #306.
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