dooly-components v0.2.32

How to build and deploy custom widgets

1. Copy the widget-starter folder and rename as needed

2. Create new components in ./src/components as new folders, for example ./src/components/sqh-my-component

   1. Components should be built using the HVC pattern
   2. Controller should match the name of the folder: sqh-my-component.tsx
   3. View should match the controller name + "view": sqh-my-component-view.tsx
   4. Hook should have the prefix "use" and the Controller's class name: useMyComponent.ts
   5. Stories should be added to provide visuals of each possible state of the component (MyComponent.stories.tsx) and imported into sqh-stencilbook.tsx. Be sure to import any mixins used in your components into sqh-stencilbook.scss

3. Before you begin:

   1. Edit stencil.config.ts - update namespace to my-theme-components
   2. Edit package.json - update name to @saasquatch/my-theme-components

4. Develop Stencil components locally

   1. npm start
   2. Edit html: index.html

5. Build and publish to NPM under personal user to @saasquatch/my-theme-components@0.0.1

   1. npm login
   2. npm run build 2a. Navigate to dist/my-theme-components/my-theme-components.js and find + remove window.location.origin from the built file (only needed if loading these components in an iframe)
   3. npm publish --access public

6. Implement widget in portal widget editor

   1. Reference deployed components in advanced section of the widget editor:

      dependencies:

      package: @saasquatch/mint-components
      version: 1.0.0
      filePath: /dist/mint-components/mint-components.js

      plugins:

      package: @saasquatch/mint-components
      version: 1.0.0
      filePath: /grapesjs/grapesjs.js

   2. Import custom html from index.html

7. Test widget in browser using squatch.js library

   1. go to http://squathjs-demo.surge.sh
   2. Fill out tenantAlias, domain, user, widgetType (p/[programId]/w/referrerWidget), and jwt fields for squatch initObj in config
   3. jwt can be generated at https://jwt.io using the user object from config as the payload

      {
         "user":{
            "id":"my-user-id",
            "accountId":"my-account-id"
         }
      }

      and your tenant's API key in the Verify Signature section
   4. Reload config