Readme update

dcooney · Aug 28, 2023 · 867b519 · 867b519
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 yarn run start
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-### Package Naming
+## Package Naming
 
 The first thing you need to do is to choose a name for the package. Your package needs to have a unique name and you should choose a name that has not been used already.
 
@@ -41,23 +41,23 @@ Go to the [NPM registry](https://www.npmjs.com/) and run a search. Be sure there
 1. Select a different name for the component.
 2. Publish as a [Scoped Package](https://docs.npmjs.com/creating-and-publishing-scoped-public-packages).
 
-### Create Package
+## Create Package
 
 After the project setup is complete and you've selected your package name, it's time to start developing the package.
 
-#### Example Component
+### Example Component
 
 Locate the `Example.tsx` component found in `src/lib` directory of the project. This is the component we are intending to distribute on npm which so happens to be a simple HTML button component.
 
 You can go ahead and either rename or create a new component. Either way, this will be the main component for distribution so go ahead an add your logic here.
 
-#### Testing Component Functionality
+### Testing Component Functionality
 
 Locate the `App.tsx` component found in `src` directory of the project. This is the file used for testing the functionality of our distributed component.
 
 You will notice that in `App.tsx` we are importing the `Example` component and passing various props to the component. You this as an examplar for your testing.
 
-#### Package.json
+### Package.json
 
 The next step is to update the project config found in `package.json` to reference your specific project.
 
@@ -75,7 +75,7 @@ It's recommended that you change the following fields:
 | `repository` | The GIT repository where the code lives. |
 | `bugs` | URL to the project's issue tracker. |
 
-#### Publish Package to NPM
+### Publish Package to NPM
 
 Publishing your public or private package is as easy as running the `npm publish` command, however, before you can do so you'll need to sign up for an npm account.