@calvient/decal v0.0.2

Introduction

Decal is a React component library that provides a set of reusable components for building web applications that is built on top of Chakra UI.

Installing Decal

To install Decal, run the following command: yarn add @calvient/decal

Testing Decal Locally

To test Decal locally, run the following command: yarn dev

Open your browser and navigate to http://localhost:3000 to see the Decal demo. If you want to use another port, you can update vite.config.js.

How to Import Chakra UI and other Components

With this library, you do not need to install these packages separately:

• @chakra-ui/react
• react-icons
• react-imask
• react-datepicker

To import Chakra UI and other components, you can use the following syntax:

import { Box, Button, Text } from '@calvient/decal';
import { MdIcon } from '@calvient/decal';
import { useIMask } from '@calvient/decal';

Using PuddleForm

PuddleForm is form library that works hand-in-glove with Puddleglum. Puddleglum is the automatically generated API client, based on the Laravel routes, controllers, and request objects. It has the benefit of running server-side validation and present errors on the front-end.

To use PuddleForm, you can use the following syntax:

const form = usePuddleForm<TRequest, TReply>({
    initialValues: model,
    storeFunction: Puddleglum.Controllers.UserController.store,
    updateFunction: Puddleglum.Controllers.UserController.update,
});

TRequest is the type of the request object, and TReply is the type of the reply object. Normally, this might be a model from the backend or a form request, like Puddleglum.Request.StoreUserRequest.

Example Usage

<PuddleInput form={form} label={'Name'} fieldName={'name'} />
<PuddleMaskedInput
  form={form}
  mask='(000) 000-0000'
  type='tel'
  label='Phone Number'
  fieldName={'phone'}
/>
<PuddleSelect
  form={form}
  label={'State'}
  options={[
    {label: 'California', value: 'CA'},
    {label: 'New York', value: 'NY'},
  ]}
  fieldName={'state'}
/>
<PuddleTextarea form={form} label={'Description'} fieldName={'description'} />
<PuddleDate form={form} label={'Date'} startYear={2020} endYear={2030} fieldName={'date'} />
<PuddleDaySelector form={form} label={'Day'} fieldName={'day'} />
<PuddleMultipleSelect
  form={form}
  label={'Assignees'}
  options={[
    {label: 'John Doe', value: 'John Doe'},
    {label: 'Jane Doe', value: 'Jane Doe'},
    {label: 'John Smith', value: 'John Smith'},
    {label: 'Jane Smith', value: 'Jane Smith'},
  ]}
  fieldName={'assignees'}
/>
<PuddleAutocomplete
  form={form}
  label={'Assignees'}
  options={[
    {label: 'John Doe', value: 'John Doe'},
    {label: 'Jane Doe', value: 'Jane Doe'},
    {label: 'John Smith', value: 'John Smith'},
    {label: 'Jane Smith', value: 'Jane Smith'},
  ]}
  fieldName={'assignees'}
/>
<PuddleTagInput form={form} label={'Tags'} fieldName={'tags'} />
<PuddleSwitch form={form} label={'Is Enabled?'} fieldName={'is_enabled'} />

Notes:

• If the request and reply match, you only have to specify TRequest.
• storeFunction and updateFunction are both optional. If you only want to create a form for creating a new model, you can omit the updateFunction -- and vice versa.