@unstoppabledomains/ui-components v0.0.40

Unstoppable Domains Profile Manager

A set of common tools to manage your Unstoppable Domain 🛠️

This repository contains the following:

1. The UD.me profile server, found in the server directory
2. Reusable React components, found in the packages/ui-components directory
3. Unstoppable Domains configuration variables, found in the packages/config directory

Live Endpoints

The UD.me profile service is hosted on both testnet (staging) and mainnet (production) environments. Example Unstoppable Domains profiles for each environment are provided below.

• Staging: https://staging.ud.me/aaron.x
• Production: https://ud.me/quirk.x

Import into your own project

The React components contained in the domain-profiles project can be used in your own project, and imported directly from NPM. Some of the components available include:

• Unstoppable Messaging
• Token Gallery
• Domain Profile Management
• Wallet connect modal
• Domain preview popup
• Badges
• More...

Installation

To use the Unstoppable Domains React components in your own project, install the package in your project directory:

// with npm
npm install --save @unstoppabledomains/ui-components

// with yarn
yarn add @unstoppabledomains/ui-components

Note the ui-components package has peer dependencies on the React and the React DOM. If you are not already using them in your project, you'll need to install them (version > 18):

// with npm
npm install react react-dom

// with yarn
yarn add react react-dom

Usage

As an example, the following snippet demonstrates how to add Unstoppable Messaging to your existing Web3 React dApp. The full source code for this example is available on the Unstoppable Domains GitHub, and a live demo has been provided as well.

import Button from '@mui/material/Button';
import React from 'react';

import {
  BaseProvider,
  UnstoppableMessaging,
  UnstoppableMessagingProvider,
  useUnstoppableMessaging,
} from '@unstoppabledomains/ui-components';

const MyPage = () => {
  // Hook provides utility methods, such as opening the Unstoppable
  // Messaging window by clicking a button
  const {setOpenChat} = useUnstoppableMessaging();

  // Open a chat window to a specific user
  const handleOpenChat = () => {
    setOpenChat('friend.x');
  };

  return (
    <BaseProvider>
      <UnstoppableMessagingProvider>
        <UnstoppableMessaging />
        <Button onClick={handleOpenChat}>Open chat</Button>
      </UnstoppableMessagingProvider>
    </BaseProvider>
  );
};

export default MyPage;

Contributing

We welcome contributions from the Web3 community. Please feel free to open issues or pull requests on this repo, and our team will work with you to make changes.

Running locally

To contribute changes to the domain-profiles project, you'll need to clone the project and build it in your local environment. The following commands show how to clone the repo and run the UD.me website locally on your system.

# Clone the project
git clone git@github.com:unstoppabledomains/domain-profiles.git
cd domain-profiles

# Build the project locally
yarn install # install dependencies
yarn build   # build shared packages

# Run the development server
yarn workspace server run dev:staging

You can now view the locally running service in your browser. Here are some example local endpoints for testing.

• http://localhost:3000/aaron.x
• http://localhost:3000/examples/unstoppable-messaging
• http://localhost:3000/examples/domain-management

Testing

To run the tests locally (src/**/*.test.tsx files):

yarn test    # run all tests
yarn test:ci # run all tests and generate coverage report

Linting and code formatting

Linting is enforced by the CI. This is how to check for and resolve errors locally for easier resolution of problems.

yarn lint   # automatically fixes linting errors
yarn format # checks for formatting errors

Pull requests

We welcome and encourage pull requests from the community. Some brief notes about expectations for pull requests:

• Include a good description of the changes you are proposing
• Include unit tests
• Unit tests are run automatically by the CI and must pass before merge
• Staging deployment must be successful before merge (see below)

Maintainers

Users with write access to this GitHub repository can follow these steps to manage staging deployments and NPM package management.

Deployments

Pull request

Pull requests can be deployed by the CI to the https://staging.ud.me endpoint. However, an authorization by a maintainer is required before the CI will deploy. Authorization is made by commenting in the pull request with the following text:

/gcbrun

After the comment is made, the CI will initiate a deployment to the staging endpoint. See here for an example of an authorization comment.

Merge

Every merge to main results in a deployment to both https://ud.me (production) and https://staging.ud.me (staging) endpoints. No action is required.

Publishing to NPM

If you are a developer with access to the Unstoppable Domains NPM registry, follow these instructions to publish a new package version. Assume <package> is the NPM package that needs to be published.

• Ensure the version is bumped in packages/<package>/package.json
• Update packages/<package>/CHANGELOG.md with relevant information
• Authenticate your CLI as appropriate with NPM credentials
• Run the following commands

yarn dist
cd packages/ < package > /build/src
npm publish

Follow the NPM prompts on screen to complete the publish process. Note, it's important to execute the publish from the package's build/src directory for proper resolution.