@cusmoedge/lowcode-materials v1.1.5

Memory Materials

🌟 Introduction

Memory Materials is the material library for Memory LowCodeEditor. This template provides a minimal setup to enable React to work with Vite, including HMR (Hot Module Replacement) and some ESLint rules.

✨ Usage Documentation

npm i @cusmoedge/lowcode-materials

🚀 Development Documentation

Install Memory CLI

npm install @cusmoedge/memory-cli -g

Generate Material Template

memory create [materialName]

Material Types

// Material types
type MaterialType = 'unit' | 'area' | 'special'

// unit ---- Unit-level materials, such as Button, Input
// area ---- Area-level materials, such as Page, Container
// special ---- Special materials, such as FormItem, which can only be used inside a Form

Material Configuration

// A material will generate both dev and prod configurations for the editing and preview environments
MaterialConfig = {
    name: "test",  // Component name
    defaultProps: {},  // Default properties, can be configured as needed
    setter: [],  // Setters, can be added if needed
    desc: "test component description",  // Description of the component, displayed in the material library
    stylesSetter: [],  // Style setters, can be added if needed
    dev: {},  // Development environment configuration, can be added as needed
    prod: {},  // Production environment configuration, can be added as needed
    events: [],  // Events, specific event objects can be added
    methods: []  // Methods, specific component methods can be added
}

Register Materials

// src/materials/index.ts
MaterialConfigs: {
        Container: ContainerConfig,
        Button: ButtonConfig,
        Page: PageConfig,
        Modal: ModalConfig,
        Table: TableConfig,
        TableColumn: TableColumnConfig,
        Form: FormConfig,
        FormItem: FormItemConfig,
        new: newConfig
    }

📦 Rollup Multi-Entry Build Configuration - Memory Materials

This configuration is for multi-entry bundling of the Memory Materials library. It supports UMD and ESM output formats. It also handles TypeScript, CSS, images, and generates TypeScript declaration files.

Key Features

1. Multi-Entry Bundling：

   • Recursively scan the ./src/materials directory to collect all potential entry files (e.g., index.tsx, index.ts, index.js).
   • Exclude specified directories (e.g., business).

2. Output Formats:：

   • UMD：A universal format for both browser and Node.js environments.
   • ESM：A format for modern browsers and build tools.

3. Common Configuration：

   • Use the TypeScript plugin to transpile .tsx and .ts files.
   • Use the PostCSS plugin to handle Sass and auto-prefixing.
   • Use the Babel plugin to ensure compatibility with older browsers (e.g., IE11).
   • Use the Image plugin to handle image imports.

4. TypeScript Declaration Files：

   • Generate .d.ts files for TypeScript users.

5. Clean Build Directory:：

   • Automatically delete the dist directory before starting the build to ensure a clean output.

6. Build Completion Log：

   • Track the completion of all bundling tasks and print a success message when all tasks are finished.