@nlxio/common-ui v0.0.1

Common UI

This repository contains common UI components for the NLX project.

Install and use the components

You can import components from common UI one by one. Install the common-ui package by running:

$ npm install --save @nlxio/common-ui

Then you should be able to import components like this:

import React from "react";
import ReactDOM from "react-dom";
import { Button } from "@nlxio/common-ui";

ReactDOM.render(<Button>Hello world!</Button>, document.getElementById("root"));

Contributing

We use Storybook to develop and test new components. To get Storybook up and running, use:

$ npm install
$ npm run storybook

The package.json defines a number of scripts that are used to build the project:

• npm run build: Builds all the JavaScript files using Babel.
• npm run test: Lints and tests all the JavaScript files.

Building and publishing

To publish a new version of the library, first login to the NPM registry:

$ npm login

Then build a new version by running:

$ npm run build

You can bump the version in the package.json and package-lock.json by running:

$ npm version [ patch | minor | major ]

Finally publish a new version using:

$ npm publish

For more information about publishing NPM packages, consult the official documentation.

Link common-ui package on your local machine

To use an unpublished version of common-ui in other projects on your local machine, you can use the npm link command.

1. First run the npm link command in the common-ui folder:

$ npm link

2. Then switch to the project where you would like to use the unpublished version of the common-ui project and run:

$ npm link @nlxio/common-ui

This last command created a symlink in the node_modules of the project to the local common-ui folder.

Internationalization (i18n)

Common-ui components should be build language neutral and language independent. All labels and language specific strings need to be provided to common-ui component as a property by parent component. These parent components are project specific and not part of the common-ui library.

In November 2018 frontend team decided that NLX front-end applications should use i18next library for internationalization.