fave-ui v0.1.30

Fave UI Components

A React UI library which is used Ant design as main library and applied Fave design system. Here is the list of technology that are used in this library:

• Ant Design
• Tailwind CSS
• Storybook
• TypeScript
• Rollup

Installation

# Using npm
npm install fave-ui
# Using yarn
yarn add fave-ui

Usage

import { Button } from 'fave-ui';

const App = () => (
  <>
    <Button type="primary">Button</Button>
  </>
);

Development

Clone the repo and create your own branch from develop branch based on the type of changes (e.g. feature/NAME_OF_FEATURE) and make a pull request to develop branch.

$ git clone git@github.com:kfit-dev/ui-components.git fave-ui
$ cd fave-ui
$ npm install // or yarn
$ npm run dev // yarn dev

The above code will open http://localhost:6006/ in your browser. You can open the URL manually if it didn't open automatically.

you can test your new component locally by using npm-link without publishing your changes to npm.

$ cd YOUR_FAVE_UI_FOLDER
$ npm link
$ cd YOUR_DESTINATION_PROJECT
$ npm link fave-ui

After completing your testing and publish our changes to npm, you can disable the npm-link and install the latest package from npm.

$ cd YOUR_DESTINATION_PROJECT
$ npm uninstall --no-save fave-ui && npm install

Scripts

There are several useful scripts in package.json that can be used to run the project from development to build.

• yarn test: Lints the Javascript files and then runs the unit tests.
• yarn test:watch: Lints the Javascript files and then runs the unit tests and watch the changes.
• yarn lint: Lints the JavaScript files.
• yarn prepublishOnly: Removes dist folder and builds the package.
• yarn dev: Starts the development React Storybook.
• yarn build-storybook: Builds storybook as a static web application.
• yarn build: Builds all of the JavaScript files using Rollup.js.
• yarn clean: Removes all untracked files (git clean -Xdf).
• yarn storybook: Starts the development React Storybook.
• yarn create-component: This command scaffolds a component with React components boilerplate. You can pass a component name for creating all the necessary files and folder for the component. For example, you can create a Button component with the following command:

yarn create-component Button

The following file tree will be generated:

/src/Button
├── /stories/
│   └── index.stories.js
├── index.js
├── style.css

Feel free to remove and update the generated files based on your needs.