@nypl/dgx-react-footer

NYPL Footer

This repository is the footer component for the ReactJS applications of nypl.org.

Version

0.5.8

App Installation

To install this module, run:

$ npm install --save @nypl/dgx-react-footer

This component is a scoped NPM module. This means that when installing, NPM will create a @NYPL folder and the dgx-react-footer component (and other NYPL scoped components) will be there.

Usage

Import using ES6 style syntax:

// Application.jsx
import Footer from '@nypl/dgx-react-footer';

Import using ES5 style syntax:

// Application.jsx
var Footer =  require('@nypl/dgx-react-footer');

Call the instance in your application component:

<Footer id="footer" className="footer" />

Component Props

• urlType: Type of URL's to be established for NYPL link elements. If empty, it will utilize relative URL's by default. If absolute URL's are required, such as for apps that live at a different domain, initialize the Footer component as follows:

  <Footer urlType='absolute' /> // Sets all URLs to absolute
  <Footer /> // Sets all URLs to relative

Styles

You can write your own styles for the footer but we suggest you use the styles that come in the package. It's written in SASS and to import we use the Webpack syntax in SASS:

// app.scss
@import "~@nypl/dgx-react-footer/dist/styles/styles.scss";

Local Installation

Install all dependencies listed under package.json

$ npm install

Development Mode

We use Webpack to fire off a hot-reloading development server. This allows for continuous code changes without the need to refresh your browser.

This starts the server at localhost:3000 defaulting to NODE_ENV=development.

$ npm start

Production Mode

To build the component and serve the minified files, run the following two commands. Setting the NODE_ENV flag to production triggers the production environment.

$ npm run babel-build
$ NODE_ENV=production npm start

Contribute

1. Fork this repo.
2. Create a feature branch - git checkout -b new-feature.
3. Commit your changes - git commit -am 'Description of feature'.
4. Push the branch - git push origin new-feature.
5. Create a new Pull Request.

Contributors

NYPL Digital Experience