@xtreamr/spark-components

8.7.1 • Public • Published

Xtreamr-components

examples: https://xtreamr.github.io/xtreamr_components/

Package commands

Start Storybook components guide in local

yarn start

This command first make a build for publish to npm. Then, make a new tag in repo and publish to npm. And also publsih the examples in ghpages.

yarn release
yarn release:minor
yarn release:major 

There are other commands (in order) for make storybook release folder, make a gh pages and make a new tag release

yarn build-storybook
yarn ghpages
yarn release

NPM

https://www.npmjs.com/package/@xtreamr/xtreamr-components

Folder structure

  • src
    • index.js (to expose the components library)
    • settings
      • variables.css
      • themes.css
    • components
      • name
        • name.js
        • name.css
        • name.stories.md
    • enhancers
      • withVerb.js
    • services
      • Service
        • ServiceActions.js
        • ServiceReducer.js
        • ServiceSelectors.js
        • ServiceService.js
        • ServiceSignals.js
        • index.js (to export the above files)  

How to write components

  1. We export all components in src/index to then expose the component for npm
  • if a component ins't exported here is not possible to use from '@xtreamr/xtreamr-components' dependency
  • Importing components: import { ComponentName, ... } form '@xtreamr/xtreamr-components'
  1. Create a folder with the name of the component and into should have
  • Component.js
  • Component.css
  • Component.stories.js
  1. At least all components should define this props:
  • id (should be placed in the wrapper element and also in all elements with events)
  • className (overwrite the default className)
  • extraClass (this add a extra class but not delete the default class of the component)
  1. Context class
  • Context class should be placed in the wrapper element
  • Should have the same name of the component but with "-" instead camelcase
  • Should have the prefix "xt-"
  • xt-[context-class-name]
  1. Elements that are into the component
  • Should be a class with the same name of the context class + their name
  • xt-[context-class-name]-[element-name]
  • Same if a element contains elements
  • xt-[context-class-name]-[element-name]-[element-name-deep]
  1. Modificators or status classes
  • No context and no prefix
  • In the css file should be ever defined toguether with a context class o element class
  • .xt-context-class.positive or xt-context-class-element.hover
  1. All css variables are defined into: settings/variables
  1. Components position rules
  • Components never define their position into the dom
  • Avoid use of: margin, position, flex...
  • Should be flexible for fit into all contexts
  • Components define the position and margin of their children elements

Icons

  • The icons are autogenerated using the script:
  • Use svgo for compress the svg and svgr for make the IconComponent

How to add icons

  1. Place into assets/icons the svg file
  2. Name svg file: inco[Name].sg
  3. Expose the new icons generated on src/index.js
  • Use this command for make the magic
yarn icons
  • The svg name is use for name the component icon generated
  • Icons are generated inton icons/
  • Svgr use the file icon.template.js to create the icons

Services

Usually we make services with redux or tokbox. The cicle of redux is ever the same:

  • UI event -> dispatch action -> reducer change the state -> render with new state

But, tokbox use signals and our applicatios are listening that signals and in some cases the signals are dispatching actions. Then, exist this alternative flow:

  • Signal received -> dispatch action -> reducer change the state -> render with new state

Then we have to kind of event to start the redux flow: ui events or signals.

To know

  • Avoid circular dependency between services
  • Avoid ciruclar dependency between service and actions. The service can dispatch actions but action can't use the service.
  • Domain for actions: DOMAIN/ACTION_NAME
  • All API calls should dispatch simple actions: REQUEST action, SUCCESS action and FAIL action describing the request/response flow.

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