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Cozy-Mespapiers-Lib

This is an application-library. It allows you to add behavior from Mes Papiers application, inside your own application.

Installation

In your application, you need some packages:

yarn add cozy-mespapiers-lib
yarn add cozy-intent cozy-realtime

Realtime

cozy-mespapiers-lib uses realtime on io.cozy.files & io.cozy.mespapiers.settings doctypes via the RealTimeQueries components of cozy-client. Therefore, the application must register the plugin.

import { RealtimePlugin } from 'cozy-realtime'

client.registerPlugin(RealtimePlugin)

Permissions

The following permissions are required in the application manifest.webapp file:

"contacts": {
  "description": "Required to access the contacts",
  "type": "io.cozy.contacts.*",
  "verbs": ["GET"]
},
"sharings": {
  "description": "Required to have access to the sharings in realtime",
  "type": "io.cozy.sharings",
  "verbs": ["ALL"]
},
"permissions": {
  "description": "Required to run the konnectors",
  "type": "io.cozy.permissions",
  "verbs": ["ALL"]
},
"konnectors": {
  "description": "Required to display additional information in the viewer for files automatically retrieved by services",
  "type": "io.cozy.konnectors",
  "verbs": ["GET"]
},
"triggers": {
  "description": "Required to display additional information in the viewer for files automatically retrieved by services",
  "type": "io.cozy.triggers",
  "verbs": ["GET"]
},
"mespapiers.settings": {
  "description": "Used to manage your papers settings",
  "type": "io.cozy.mespapiers.settings",
  "verbs": ["GET", "POST", "PUT"]
},
"create-a-zip-archive": {
  "description": "Required to create a zip archive inside the cozy",
  "type": "io.cozy.jobs",
  "verbs": ["POST"],
  "selector": "worker",
  "values": ["zip"]
}

Importing

You need to import Sprite and add it to the root of your application

import IconSprite from 'cozy-ui/transpiled/react/Icon/Sprite'

const App = () => {
  return (
    ...
    <IconSprite />
    ...
  )
}

You have to create a /paper/* route (the name is important) in your application routeur and add a background location:

import { HashRouter, Route, Routes } from 'react-router-dom'
import { useI18n } from 'cozy-ui/transpiled/react/providers/I18n'
import MesPapiers from 'cozy-mespapiers-lib'

const PaperView = props => {
  const { lang } = useI18n()

  return <MesPapiers {...props} lang={lang} />
}

const AppRouter = () => {
  return (
    <HashRouter>
      <Routes>
        <Route ... />
        <Route path="/paper/*" component={PaperView} />
        <Route ... />
      </Routes>
    </HashRouter>
  )
}

Then inside your route component, you have to import exposed component from cozy-mespapiers-lib. :warning: You must pass it the lang prop of the application so that it uses the right locales files.

Styles

You need to add the following import to the base of your application:

import 'cozy-mespapiers-lib/dist/stylesheet.css'

Components Overload

You can also overload some components (currently only the PapersFab & Onboarding components) or not use them (with null value).

Here some examples:

Default usage

<MesPapiers {...props} lang={lang} />

Components overloaded or disabled

/**
 * @typedef {{
 * "aria-controls": string
 * "aria-haspopup": string
 * "aria-expanded": string
 * }} A11Y
 */
/**
 * @param {Object} props
 * @param {string} props.className - className to add to the component
 * @param {Function} props.onClick - onClick callback
 * @param {Object} props.innerRef - ref to the component
 * @param {A11Y} props.a11y - Accessibilities props
 */
const CustomFab = ({ className, innerRef, onClick, a11y }) => {
  return (
    <Button
      className={className}
      ref={innerRef}
      label="Custom btn"
      onClick={onClick}
      aria-label="Custom btn"
      {...a11y} // To match accessibility with the menu opened with this button
    />
  )
}

<MesPapiers
  {...props}
  lang={lang}
  components={{ PapersFab: CustomFab, Onboarding: null }}
/>

Call modal with URL

In your application, if you want to call a modal to create a Paper, you just have to call the /paper/create or /paper/create/:qualificationLabel route as a child of your current route (and add the <Outlet /> component to the component of this parent route. see official documentation).

Development

For development purpose, you can link the lib in your application, but you don't need to run yarn install in the lib before. The packages of the application will be used. However you need to run yarn install to run the tests in the lib with yarn test.