// summary
The TDesign Common Library is a foundational repository that integrates shared styles and utility functions. This project provides unified development support for various frameworks through a sub-repository structure. The repository is clearly divided into Web and mobile UI development resources alongside general-purpose JavaScript utility functions.
// technical analysis
The TDesign public library adopts a modular architectural design, achieving efficient cross-framework reuse by centrally managing common styles and utility functions. This project solves the problem of inconsistent styles and logic in multi-platform development, ensuring consistency and standardization in UI development across Web, mobile, and mini-programs. Through a clear directory structure and branch naming conventions, the project demonstrates high organization and scalability when maintaining complex multi-platform component libraries, effectively reducing the development and maintenance costs of individual sub-repositories.
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// getting started
Developers can refer to the UI development guide in the project directory to understand specific component development standards. When developing features, please strictly follow the branch naming rules, for example, using feature/web/, feature/mobile/, or feature/mp/ prefixes to create branches for the corresponding platforms to begin your development work.