@micromed/herz-ui v0.27.3

herz-ui

Herz UI (/hɛrʦ/ - Hérts) is an implementation of UI Components based on Micromed's design system called Herz

Table of Contents

• Installation

• Want to Contribuite

• Getting started

• Testing in another project

Installation

Using Herz-UI in your project

You can easily install in your project using your favorite package manager

// using npm
npm i @micromed/herz-ui

// using yarn
yarn add @micromed/herz-ui

you'll find our component documentation on our website

Want to contribute?

If you found a bug, have issues or feature proposals, feel free to open an Issue or send us a Pull Request, you can also read more about our contribution guidelines

Getting started

Setup

clonning the repo

git clone https://github.com/micromedio/herz-ui.git
cd herz-ui

installing dependencies with yarn

yarn 

Running in development:

yarn dev

• Runs the app in the development mode.

• The page will reload if you make edits.

• You will also see any lint errors in the console

• Project will be available at localhost:6060

Building for production

yarn build

• Builds the app for production to the styleguide/ folder
• Compiles the exported modules into lib/ folder
• bundles react in production mode optimizing for best performance

Testing

yarn test

• Launches the test runner in the interactive watch mode.

yarn build-storybook

• Build storybook as a static project

yarn storybook

• Runs storybook at localhost:6006

Testing in another project

While developing you may want to test your changes in another project that has herz-ui as a dependency. To do that we can use yarn link to link your local version of herz-ui to your project.

One problem that can arise from that is that there will be two react versions running in your application, resulting in this error: Invalid Hook Call Warning.

To fix this we need to not only link our local herz-ui to the other project, but also link react and react-dom from the other project to hearz-ui, so it uses those versions instead of the ones in herz-ui node_modules. The solution is this:

1. In the external project folder run:

pushd node_modules/react && yarn link; popd
pushd node_modules/react-dom && yarn link; popd

2. In the herz-ui folder run:

yarn link
yarn link react && yarn link react-dom

3. In the external project folder run:

yarn link "@micromed/herz-ui"

Now the external project is using the local compiled version of herz-ui and there should be no react errors.