axc

A library that offers a variety of react components written in typescript.

The scope of this project is not to provide something like bootstrap, but to create a suite of components that behave as they should, leaving the styling to the specific project in which they are deployed.

Installation

    npm install @axc/react-components --save

Usage

    // with webpack
    import I18String from '@axc/react-components/display/i18string';
    import MemoryRouter from '@axc/react-components/navigation/memoryRouter';
    const Component = ()=>{
        return(
            <MemoryRouter></MemoryRouter>
        )
    }

Documentation

You can check the documentation of all components in the following link Documentation page

Documentation generated by typedoc

Current components

• Provided components have some basic styles required for the element, such as dropdown floating elements, etc. But they are suposed to be style independent and allow you to provide your custom styles via className or appending rules to the element css class

I18n system

A I18n context provider and a I18String that consumes the provided context, allowing you to define traductions and provide them dynamically to your app.

Modal

When open it renders the contents above an overlay, it has harcoded fade transitions between open and closed states. Use cases can be: Dialogs, loading spinners, etc...

Router

Basic router to be extended, it implements a default strategy and the hooks for custom routing strategies.

MemoryRouter

Router that implements a strategy based on a data structure similar to browser history(IMPORTANT: it doesn't edit or use the actual window location) and renders the children who's "path" prop matches partially/totally the active route.

Auxiliary MemoryRouter components

They are intended to be used inside a MemoryRouter, as they are history context consumers

MemoryRoute

Renders the provided component/children and bootstraps history and route properties into it

MemoryLink

On click pushes the provided location into MemoryRouter's history.

Carousel

Renders a container with the provided children and with two buttons to switch the active child

LinkedCarousel

like carousel, but also renders a link to each child in the form of several circle icons

TabContainer

Renders the active child and a button for each child.

Dialog

Extends modal, renders the given title, description and options inside a modal and implements hooks to listen for onClick events on the options.

TypeWriter

Renders the text as if was being typed by a human.

AutoComplete

Costumizable input tag that implements the logic to display suggestions and the hooks to customize how those are obtained/managed

Countdown

Component that has two modes, in one you set the time and in the other it counts down to 0 from the specified time, when it ends it calls provided function(if any)

Stopwatch

Component that renders a stopwatch and two buttons to pause/start and reset it, by default starts counting from 0 but a custom starting amount can be specified via the start prop(numeric value in seconds)

Prompts

Costumizable prompt system that allows connected components to trigger prompts and(asyncrhonously) parse the results inside the same function call.

Styling components

To style the components i've set up the css classes in most of the elements, so you can just require the component styles and build up on that I might switch to css in js in the future to make it simpler to use the components.

TODO

List of components that I will probably implement

• Toggable icons (like google/facebook widgets)
• Formsabstraction
• Animation components -> FadeIn/FadeOut/etc...
• Draggable/resizable containers
• Parallax background
• Image that on focus zooms in
• WYSIWYG editor / markup editor
• Pagination
• Component that sticks to the edge of the page when you its original position falls out of the page.
• Some loaders/spinners
• Data grid
• Calendar
• Wrapper of graphjs for simplicty
• Progress bars

Folder structure

• dist: where the compiled/transpile code is generated
• src: where the source of the components and styles live
• tasks: folder where task scripts are located
• tests: where unit/e2e tests live, also there's a test project to play around with the componentss

Stack used

• React
• Typescript
• node-sass to build the styles
• Jest and enzyme to test the components