bg-tools

This package has a lot of common features for all projects.

Hooks /
    useAfterUpdate
    useFade
    useFont
    useLandscape
    useMobileView
    useMounted
    useMutableState
    useOrientationAngle
    useRefCallback
    useScrollbar
    useUnmount
    useWindowsSize
    useScreenOrientation
    useTimerFinished
    useSecondsLeft 

Utils /
    amountTok
    calcSecondsLeft
    camelCaseKeys
    forceCast
    formatAmount
    formatBettingOptions
    formatToCurrency
    getLocationOrigin
    getValidUrl
    isInputNumber
    isLandscape
    parseQuery
    roundToSeconds
    roundValue
    setImmediateTimeout
    sortBy
    templateReplace
    visibility
    timersRegistry

Repository /
    Storage

Styles / 
    base
    functions
    mixins
    variables
    
Services /
   audioService

Usage

import { useMobileView } from '@betgames/bg-tools';

const Component = () => {
    useMobileView(320);
    ...
};

Example how to use z-indexes-root function from functions.scss:

@import '~@betgames/bg-tools/src/styles/functions';

$z-indexes-list: (
    example1: (),
    example2: (),
);

@function z(layers...){
    $z-indexes-constructor($z-indexes-list, layers...)
}

Example how to use RadioButton from bg-tools

1. Create your scss file with styles for RadioButton, by default this component haven't color, width, height, only common styles
2. For customizing RadioButton, create some variables in scss file. Like here .radio-button { --radio-width: 3.5em; --radio-height: 2em; --radio-border-color: $dark-purple; --radio-icon-height: 1.5em; --radio-icon-width: 1.5em; --radio-icon-bottom-pos: 0.18em; --radio-icon-color: $dark-purple; --radio-background-enabled: $radio-success; --radio-border-color-enabled: $radio-border; --radio-box-shadow-enabled: 0px 0px 4px $radio-success; --radio-icon-transform-x-pos: 1.3em; --radio-icon-color-enabled: $white; }
3. Description about each variable --radio-width - Width of Radio button --radio-height - Height of Radio button --radio-border-color - border color of Radio button --radio-icon-height - Height of circle icon in Radio button --radio-icon-width - Width of circle icon in Radio button --radio-icon-bottom-pos - This property needed for setting position of circle-icon by Y axis if you changed height of Radio button --radio-icon-color - Color of circle-icon in Radio button --radio-background-enabled - Background color of Radio button when it enabled --radio-border-color-enabled - Border color of Radio button when it enabled --radio-box-shadow-enabled - Box shadow of Radio button when it enabled --radio-icon-transform-x-pos - This property needed for setting position by X axis of circle-icon when it enabled --radio-icon-color-enabled - Color of circle-icon when it enabled

Usage Timer class.

TESTS

• Run pnpm test in command line to run tests

USAGE

• In the root directory index.js exposes public API
• Webpack must be configured in your project
• First, need to call durations.setup once at app start to be setup unit duration units:

  import { durations } from '@betgames/bg-tools';
  
  durations.setup([
      'years',
      'months',
      'weeks',
      'days',
      'hours',
      'minutes',
      'seconds',
  ]);

• For usage simply import the timer: import { timersRegistry } from '@betgames/bg-tools';

API

const { instance, destroy } = timersRegistry.create(options)

interface ITimerOptions {
    id?: number | string; // use it to create shared intances, otherwise random will be generated
    seconds: number;
    offsetSeconds?: number;
    format?: string | Record<number, string>;
    onTick?: (timeString: string, secondsLeft: number) => void;
    onFinish?(): void;
    onUpdate?(): void;
    onAfterExactSecond?: {
        second: number;
        callback: {
            (): void;
            called?: boolean;
        };
    };
    showDurationUnits?: boolean;
}

Timer instance

interface ITimerInstance {
    stop(): void;
    subscribe(options: ITimerSubscribeOptions): () => void;
    update(seconds: number): void;
}

format

Parameter format can be used as string, e.g.: HMS, or object: { 60: 'HM', 0: 'S' }, which means: "show hours and minutes until countdown reaches 60 seconds, then show seconds until reaches 0 seconds".

Supported format values: Y (year), O (month), D (day), H (hour), M (minute), S (second), also lowercase letters.

showDurationUnits

If parameter showDurationUnits value is set to true, then units for each period are displayed: e.g.: 1h 5min 30s, 6h 20min, 25s.