@ben-dalton/cast-ui v3.2.0

TKXS Component Library

Component Documentation

Usage

Installation

The library depends on styled-components as well as React.

To install with all peer dependencies:

npm install @tkxs/cast-ui styled-components react react-dom react-router-dom redux --save

or

yarn add @tkxs/cast-ui styled-components react react-dom react-router-dom redux

The package includes UMD (/lib-umd), CommonJS (/lib-cjs), and ES5 modules (/lib-esm). Type definitions are included with CommonJS and ES5 modules.

Components

Components in this library must receive a theme object as documented. To achieve this, use the ThemeProvider, which is passed on from styled-components. If no theme is provided, components will fall back to a default theme.

import React, { Component } from "react";
import logo from "./logo.svg";
import { Button, ThemeProvider, Themes } from "@tkxs/cast-ui";
import "./App.css";

class App extends Component {
  render() {
    return (
      <ThemeProvider theme={Themes.defaultTheme}>
        <Button btnStyle="primary">Click for Awesomeness</Button>
      </ThemeProvider>
    );
  }
}

export default App;

Import and use the desired component.

import { Button } from '@tkxs/cast-ui';
...

const AwesomeButton = () => {
  return (
    <Button btnStyle="success">Click for Awesomeness</Button>
  )
}

Development

This project is configured to run in Docker containers facilitated by docker-compose. nib is our tool of choice for interacting with docker-compose in development.

Running Storybook

Use nib to build and start up the node server. To optimize npm install this project is using a volume for node_modules. To initialize node_modules, run nib setup web.

nib build --pull
nib setup web
nib up web

Visit http://localhost:6006/ to view the app.

Linting

Ideally you have lint integration setup in you editor (Vim, VSCode etc). If not or for mass lint checks run.

nib run web npm run lint