@prenda/spark v2.0.0-alpha.18

@prenda/spark

Prenda Spark

• Documentation
• Development
• Testing
• WIP and TODOS
• Install
• Usage

Documentation

Official Docs: https://prenda-school.github.io/prenda-documentation/

Prenda Spark extends Material UI react components (https://v4.mui.com/) by overriding select styles to match the Prenda Design System philosophy.

Development

Set Up

1. Clone the repository.
2. Ensure you have Node Version Manager installed on your system (see instructions).
3. Run nvm use to ensure specified node version is used.
4. Run npm ci to install dependencies.
5. Ensure you have Nx installed on your system (npm i -g nx) (see more), or if this is not possible, you can use npx nx instead of nx in the commands in this document.

Usage

Run nx run spark:storybook to run the spark project in develop mode (open http://localhost:4400/ in your default browser to view.)

Now you can develop components within the libs/spark/src/ directory and see changes update in realtime.

Depending on your preferred IDE, consider downloading a community IDE plugin for Nx workspaces.

The Spark theme refers to font files for Nunito, which should be served at the /fonts path. These fonts are available in this library in libs/spark/public/fonts.

Testing

Run tests with nx run spark:test. Spark uses Jest tests with React Testing Library.

WIP and TODOS

• Please see the Asana board for all current WIP and TODOS https://app.asana.com/share/prenda/spark-v1-release-wip-and-todos/995455616843969/2480fe89c9ef452f98b70ba4d981caa9

Install

npm install --save @prenda/spark

Usage

import React from 'react';

import { Button } from '@prenda/spark';

const App = () => {
  return (
    <>
      <Button size="large">I am a button</Button>
    </>
  );
};

export default App;