React is still the most famous frontend library in the web developer community. With the introduction of TypeScript support, Hooks, <Suspense> and React Server Components, we can assume that React will still hold the crown for best frontend tool. In the following article, we’ll learn how to build our component library with TypeScript and publish it to npm.

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IntroductionRequired toolsWe made a custom demo for . No really. Click here to check it out .Project structureCreating componentsConfiguring TypeScript and RollupIntegrating StorybookTesting with Jest and React Testing LibraryPackaging and publishing to npmConclusionFull visibility into production React appsWriting a lot of TypeScript? Watch the recording of our recent TypeScript meetup to learn about writing more readable code.