use-up v1.1.6

Use Up

Why ?

🥸 : Bootstrapping a project is unexpectedly very difficult because there are so many choices, too many setups and configs to do before just working on a project...

😩 : "Hell yeah, you're right. Javascript fatigue..."

🥸 : Up React help you to have everything you need to start for creating a webapp as simple as that :

• React for the Javascript framework
• Tailwind as a Front-End Utilities
• DaisyUI a Tailwind components extension
• AntDesign as Ui Library
• Axios for the ajax request
• I18n for the translations helpers
• JsConfigHelper for config provider
• JsFormHelper as form helper
• DayJS as date helper

🧐 : "Mmh, interesting..."

🥸 : At the best, you can just use our components or layouts making a breeze for your quick prototyping or web development with everything to start included and UP to date.

🧐 : "Mmh, yes but what if I want to..."

🥸 : Shut ! I know your dev syndrom... At the minimum, you will have a good boilerplate and UP to you to override it when you will feel the need. Thanks to our "convention over configuration philosophy" and S.O.L.I.D principle :-).

😁 : "Ok now I want to start !!!"

Getting started

There is also a Next.js boilerplate available here : https://github.com/uptoolkit/upfront-nextjs

In your React project just make :

yarn add use-up #or npm i use-up --save

REM : for more tools to use => you can check out also up-react https://github.com/uptoolkit/up-react

Then in your main app (likely very soon in your app instanciation), do :

// this will be likely in your main.js or pages/__app.js in Next
import React from 'react'
import ReactDOM from 'react-dom'
import './index.css'
import App from './App'
import {useUp} from 'use-up';

//1. You must instanciate the useUp singleton
useUp({
  debug: true,
  project : {
    name: 'Up Toolkit Demo',
    logo: {
      src: '/img/logo.svg',
    },
    url: '/'
  },
  storeMode: 'reactive', // could be reactive|redux
  api: {
    url: 'https://uptoolkit/demo/api', // Replace with your api endpoint
  },
  translations: {
    en_EN: {
      hello: 'Hello World !',
    },
    fr_FR: {
      hello: 'Bonjour le monde',
    },
  },
  locale: 'en_EN',
  locales: [
    'en_EN', 'fr_FR'
  ],
});

ReactDOM.render(
  <React.StrictMode>
    <App />
  </React.StrictMode>,
  document.getElementById('root')
)

Then in your component you can simply use the useUp() helper :

import {useState} from 'react'
import {useUp} from 'use-up';

function App() {

  const {
    config, // config helper
    api, // api helper
    t, // translation helper
  } = useUp();

  return (
    <div className="App">
      <header className="App-header">
        {config.get('project.name')}
        {t('hello')}
      </header>
    </div>
  )
}

Available variable helpers

What if I need to adapt or don't need a components ?

UseUp use a convention over configuration principle but also a S.O.L.I.D design pattern.

It means that you can override everything if you follow the Typed interface conventions.

To override an element in your initialisation config, just do :

useUp({
  override: {
    api: MyCustomApiService,
    message: MyOtherMessagePlugin
  },
  exclude: [
    'notification',
    'i18n'
  ]
});

Digging deeper

You can get full documentation or check our complete example :

• https://uptoolkit.com
• https://github.com/uptoolkit/up-react/tree/main/example

Discover the whole ecosystem of Up Toolkit

UseUp is a part of the Up Toolkit ecosystem a set of packages and utilities for change makers.

For more information go to :

• https://uptoolkit.com

How to contribute ?

Everyone can contribute and propose any components or post an issues, make a suggestion :

• https://github.com/uptoolkit/up-react/issues
• You can also share your package in Awesome Up

To dos :

• Testing using Jest
• Add Apollo GraphQL Client helper
• Customising AntDesign style
• Documenting code
• Setting up Storybook
• More typehint and typescript
• Add more useful components and libs :-)

Any helps wanted !

Support us

Support us on Open Collective or buy us a Tree :

• https://opencollective.com/uptoolkit

License

MIT

Treeware license

This package is also a Treeware.

If you use it in production, then we kindly ask buy the world a tree to thank us for our work.

By contributing to the Treeware forest you’ll be creating employment for local families and restoring wildlife habitats!