armory-component-ui

Common components and features for GW2Armory.com and GW2AEmbeds. With data fetching, persistence, error handling, and a plethora of components for use, all out-of-the-box.

Installation

npm install armory-component-ui --save

State Management

Redux and redux-thunk are used for state management. Here is an example integration of armory-component-ui with its redux state management. Note the use of reducers.

import { Provider } from 'react-redux';
import { combineReducers, applyMiddleware, createStore } from 'redux';
import thunk from 'redux-thunk';
import { reducers, Tooltip } from 'armory-component-ui';
 
const store = createStore(
  // Create the root reducer.
  combineReducers(reducers),
 
  // Set the thunk middleware.
  applyMiddleware(thunk),
);
 
const App = () => (
  <Provider store={store}>
    <span>
      <div>My Other Components Here</div>
      <Tooltip />
    </span>
  </Provider>
);

Styles

Make sure to import the component styles to your application.

If you're using webpack, simply do:

import '!!style-loader!css-loader!armory-component-ui/styles.css';

This resets all loaders on this import, then applies the style and css loader.

Fonts

The menomonia and opensans fonts are used across these components. Look inside /stories/styles.css for an example font definition. All the fonts are included in the package for you to use.

Images

Copy node_modules/armory-coponent-ui/images to {WHEREYOUWANT}/images. If you are storing the images in a subdirectory (e.g: /assets/images) or on another server altogether, make sure to set document.__publicPath to the that path.

So for example if we're in a subdirectory as above, set it to document.__publicPath = '/assets';.

If rendering on the server you'll have to fake the document global variable.

Components

<CharacterPreview />

import { CharacterPreview } from 'armory-component-ui';
 
() => <CharacterPreview name="Quatermile" />

prop	type	description	required
name	string	n/a	yes
className	string	n/a	no

<Gw2Skin />

import { Gw2Skin } from 'armory-component-ui';
 
() => <Gw2Skin id={23} />

prop	type	description	required
id	number	n/a	yes
count	number	Sets the count which affects the name for both the <Tooltip /> and inlineText.	no
size	number	Custom size of the icon, e.g: 40 will result in a 40x40 icon.	no
tooltipTextOverride	string	Overrides the tooltip with custom text	no
inlineText	'gw2Spidy', 'wiki', string	Will show text next to the icon that links to somewhere. Passing in any string will result in linking to that string.	no
className	string	n/a	no

<Gw2Title />

import { Gw2Title } from 'armory-component-ui';
 
() => <Gw2Title id={44} />

prop	type	description	required
id	number	n/a	yes

<Gw2GuildUpgrade />

import { Gw2GuildUpgrade } from 'armory-component-ui';
 
() => <Gw2GuildUpgrade id={44} />

prop	type	description	required
id	number	n/a	yes

<Gw2Item />

import { Gw2Item } from 'armory-component-ui';
 
() =>
  <Gw2Item
    equipped
    id={23}
    count={4}
    size={64}
    inlineText="wiki"
    upgrades={[24815]}
    infusions={[49426]}
  />

prop	type	description	required
id	number	n/a	yes
statsId	number	Id of the stats the item should be assigned.	no
count	number	Sets the count which affects the name for both the <Tooltip /> and inlineText.	no
tooltipTextOverride	string	Overrides the tooltip with custom text	no
size	number	Custom size of the icon, e.g: 40 will result in a 40x40 icon.	no
inlineText	'gw2Spidy', 'wiki', string	Will show text next to the icon that links to somewhere. Passing in any string will result in linking to that string.	no
className	string	n/a	no
equipped	boolean	Shows 'Equipped' text at the top of the <Tooltip />.	no
upgrades	Array<number>	Array of upgrade ids (v2/items).	no
infusions	Array<number>	Array of infusion ids (v2/items).	no
stats	{ attributes: Array<{ [attribute]: string }> }	Static stats usually passed from v2/characters. See: https://wiki.guildwars2.com/wiki/API:2/characters. Generally better to just use statsId.	no
upgradeCounts	{ [upgradeId]: number }	Consolidation of total upgrade counts.	no
onClick	Function	n/a	no

<Gw2Map />

import { Gw2Map } from 'armory-component-ui';
 
() => <Gw2Map id={549} />

prop	type	description	required
id	number	n/a	yes
className	string	n/a	no

<Gw2Infusion />

import { Gw2Infusion } from 'armory-component-ui';
 
() => <Gw2Infusion id={49426} />

prop	type	description	required
id	number	n/a	yes

<Gw2Upgrade />

import { Gw2Upgrade } from 'armory-component-ui';
 
() => <Gw2Upgrade id={24615} />

prop	type	description	required
id	number	n/a	yes

<Gw2Skill />

import { Gw2Skill } from 'armory-component-ui';
 
() => <Gw2Skill id={5493} />

prop	type	description	required
id	number	n/a	yes
className	string	n/a	no
tooltipTextOverride	string	Overrides the tooltip with custom text	no
size	number	Custom size of the icon, e.g: 40 will result in a 40x40 icon.	no
inlineText	'gw2Spidy', 'wiki', string	Will show text next to the icon that links to somewhere. Passing in any string

<Gw2Specialization />

import { Gw2Specialization } from 'armory-component-ui';
 
() => <Gw2Specialization id={56} activeTraits={[2177, 2061, 2138]} />

prop	type	description	required
id	number	n/a	yes
activeTraits	Array<number>	Major traits that are active.	no
onTraitClick	(id: number) => void	Callback function called when a trait icon is clicked.	no
minorTraitClass	string	Class name applied to the minor trait icons.	no
majorTraitClass	string	Class name applied to the major trait icons.	no

<Gw2Trait />

import { Gw2Trait } from 'armory-component-ui';
 
() => <Gw2Trait id={229} />

prop	type	description	required
id	number	n/a	yes
active	boolean	Sets the trait to active (100% opacity).	no
className	string	n/a	no
tooltipTextOverride	string	Overrides the tooltip with custom text	no
size	number	Custom size of the icon, e.g: 40 will result in a 40x40 icon.	no
inlineText	'gw2Spidy', 'wiki', string	Will show text next to the icon that links to somewhere. Passing in any string

<ArmoryBadge />

import { ArmoryBadge } from 'armory-component-ui';
 
() => <ArmoryBadge hotlink />

prop	type	description	required
className	string	n/a	no
hotlink	boolean	Enables the badge to have a link back to the armory.	no

<Gold />

import { Gold } from 'armory-component-ui';
 
() => <Gold coins={12345} />

prop	type	description	required
className	string	n/a	no

<LanguageProvider />

import { LanguageProvider } from 'armory-component-ui';
<LanguageProvider lang="de">
  <div>other components here</div>
</LanguageProvider>

prop	type	description	required
lang	'en', 'de', 'fr', 'zh', 'ru', 'es'	Sets the language for all child (armory) components	yes
children	Node	n/a	yes

<PieChart />

import { PieChart } from 'armory-component-ui';
 
() =>
  <PieChart
    dataValues={[{
      color: 'lightgreen',
      name: 'Sylvari',
      value: 5455,
    }, {
      color: 'yellow',
      name: 'Human',
      value: 1000,
    }]}
  />

prop	type	description	required
dataValues	DataValues	The data for the chart, see the example above.	yes
size	number	The custom size of the chart. E.g: 128 will result in a chart 128x128.	no
className	string	n/a	no

<Tooltip />

Make sure to put this as high as you can in the component tree. This will show the tooltip when appropriate for other components.

import { Tooltip } from 'armory-component-ui';
 
() => <Tooltip />

<TooltipTrigger />

Shows the tooltip when mouse over/touch start. Hides the tooltip when mouse leave/touch end.

import { TooltipTrigger } from 'armory-component-ui';
 
() =>
  <TooltipTrigger
    data="Cool Tooltip"
    type="items"
  >
    <span>Hover Over Me</span>
  </TooltipTrigger>

prop	type	description	required
children	Node	n/a	yes
type	'items', 'amulets', 'trait', 'skill', 'achievement', 'guildUpgrade'	Type of tooltip to show. Only affects the tooltip if the data sent is an Object.	no
data	string, Object	Data to send to the <Tooltip />.	no
onMouseEnter	Function	n/a	no
onMouseLeave	Function	n/a	no

Helpers

reducers: { [string]: Function }

Object of reducer functions, pass this into your combineReducers function.

import { reducers } from 'armory-component-ui';
import { Provider } from 'react-redux';
import { combineReducers, createStore } from 'redux';
 
const store = createStore(
  combineReducers(reducers),
);
 
const App = () => (
  <Provider store={store}>
    <div />
  </Provider>
);

actions: Object

Standard redux actions that fetch gw2 data.

import { connect } from 'react-redux';
import { actions } from 'armory-component-ui';
 
const mapStateToProps = (state) => ({
  skills: state.skills,
});
 
const mapDispatchToProps = {
  fetch: actions.fetchSkills,
};
 
connect(mapStateToProps, mapDispatchToProps)(
  class SomeSkill extends React.Component {
    componentDidMount () {
      this.props.fetch([1139, 5490, 5495]);
    }
 
    render () {
      const skill = this.props.skills[1139];
 
      return (
        <div>
          {skill.name}
        </div>
      );
    }
  }
);

actionName	arguments
fetchSkills	Array<number>
fetchAchievementCategories	Array<number>
fetchAchievementGroups	Array<number>
fetchAchievements	Array<number>
fetchAmulets	Array<number>
fetchCurrencies	Array<number>
fetchGuildUpgrades	Array<number>
fetchItemStats	Array<number>
fetchMaps	Array<number>
fetchMaterials	Array<number>
fetchPets	Array<number>
fetchProfessions	Array<number>
fetchPvpSeasons	Array<number>
fetchAmulets	Array<number>
fetchSkills	Array<number>
fetchSkins	Array<number>
fetchSpecializations	Array<number>
fetchTitles	Array<number>
fetchTraits	Array<number>
fetchWorlds	Array<number>
fetchCalculatedItemStats	Array<{ id: number, itemId: number, type: string, rarity: string, level: number }>

markup(text: string, useTagName: boolean)

By default the class will be a class inside the armory-component-ui/styles.css:

import { markup } from 'armory-component-ui';
 
const text = 'Gain a boon upon casting a <c=@abilitytype>glyph</c> based on your attunement. <c=@abilitytype>Glyphs</c> gain reduced recharge.';
 
markup(text);
// <span dangerouslySetInnerHTML={{ __html: 'Gain a boon upon casting a <span class="abilitytype">glyph</span> based on your attunement. <span class="DxsxS">Glyphs</span> gain reduced recharge.' }}>

If you pass useTagName as true, the class on the element will be the @colourname text, for example:

import { markup } from 'armory-component-ui';
 
const text = 'Gain a boon upon casting a <c=@abilitytype>glyph</c> based on your attunement. <c=@abilitytype>Glyphs</c> gain reduced recharge.';
 
markup(text, true);
// <span dangerouslySetInnerHTML={{ __html: 'Gain a boon upon casting a <span class="abilitytype">glyph</span> based on your attunement. <span class="abilitytype">Glyphs</span> gain reduced recharge.' }}>

persistToLocalStorage(boolean)

By default data will be persisted to local storage. You can turn this off by doing the following:

import { persistToLocalStorage } from 'armory-component-ui';
 
persistToLocalStorage(false);
// Local storage data persistence is now turned off.

forceCacheClearOnNextRun(string: key)

Will force api cache to be cleared next time the code executes. Use a unique key every time you want to clear the cache.

import { forceCacheClearOnNextRun } from 'armory-component-ui;';
 
forceCacheClearOnNextRun('1');

Local Development

git clone [e-mail]:madou/armory-component-ui.git
cd armory-component-ui
yarn # See https://yarnpkg.com/lang/en/docs/install/ 
npm start # Runs react-storybook 
npm run tdd # Runs tests in watch mode 

Building Docs

npm run build-storybook

Releasing

# Make sure the changelog has your changes under Unreleased 
# Be on master branch 
npm version major|minor|patch

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