@procore/labs-comments v1.2.2
Comments
The description.
Installation
yarn add @procore/labs-comments
Usage
import * as Comments from '@procore/labs-comments';
const MyComments = () => {
const today = new Date();
const comments = [
{
author: 'Evan Freymiller',
title: 'Software Engineer',
date: today.toString(),
body: "This is good news, let's try to get the deal in by Friday.",
},
{
author: 'Evan Freymiller',
title: 'Software Engineer',
date: today.toString(),
body: "Sound good, I'll reach out today.",
},
{
author: 'Evan Freymiller',
title: 'Software Engineer',
date: today.toString(),
body: 'Please let me know by the close of business.',
},
];
return comments.map((comment, index) => (
<Comment.Container border={index !== 0}>
<Comment.Header>
<Comment.Avatar>{comment.author}</Comment.Avatar>
<Comment.Author date={comment.date}>
<Comment.AuthorName>{comment.author}</Comment.AuthorName>
<Comment.AuthorJobTitle>{comment.title}</Comment.AuthorJobTitle>
</Comment.Author>
</Comment.Header>
<Comment.Body>{comment.body}</Comment.Body>
</Comment.Container>
));
}
Components
<Container \/>
props | type |
---|---|
children | reactNode |
border | boolean |
<Body \/>
props | type |
---|---|
children | reactNode |
<Header \/>
props | type |
---|---|
children | reactNode |
<Author \/>
props | type |
---|---|
date | Date or string |
children | reactNode |
<AuthorName \/>
props | type |
---|---|
children | reactNode |
<AuthorJobTitle \/>
props | type |
---|---|
children | reactNode |
<AuthorDate \/>
props | type |
---|---|
children | reactNode |
<Avatar \/>
props | type |
---|---|
children | string |
url | string |
<Actions \/>
props | type |
---|---|
children | array of Action[] |
disabled | boolean |
onSelect | function |
<Action \/>
props | type |
---|---|
onClick | function |
key | string |
<Attachment \/>
props | type |
---|---|
fileUrl | string |
fileName | string |
Dependencies
@procore/core-react
and react
are listed as external peer dependencies. The package will not bundle the code, and requires the app client to provide it as a dependency
. The external peer dep is to assure React Context is consistent in a client's React tree, the child consumers can reference the correct parent provider. If the package uses latest features or bug fixes and a new minimum version of core-react is required, it should be considered a breaking change as the peer dependency version must be met.
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