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@cap3/capitano-components

v0.0.2

Published

# <div style="color: crimson;">ALPHA DISCLAIMER</div>

Downloads

11

Readme

Capitano Components

ALPHA DISCLAIMER

Install

# Yarn
yarn add @cap3/capitano-components

# NPM
npm install @cap3/capitano-components

Usage

import {
  ThemeProvider,
  defaultLightTheme,
  Button,
  H1,
} from "@cap3/capitano-components";

// all capitano-components must reside under the context of a ThemeProvider,
// you can use the defaultLightTheme or any other theme object compatible with
// the CapitanoTheme type
const App = () => (
  <ThemeProvider theme={defaultLightTheme}>
    <H1>Hello World</H1>
    <Button onClick={() => alert("it's alive")}>Click me</Button>
  </ThemeProvider>
);

Playground

capitano-react.netlify.com/

Contributing

Thanks for taking the time to contribute! Issues and pull requests are welcome.

To make it a little easier the following guide will help.

Project Folder Structure

This project uses yarn workspaces with lerna, to install dependencies rund yarn install in the root folder

to build all projects run yarn build in the root folder

Package overview:

  • capitano-components
    • the component collection
    • /src source code including snapshot tests
      • /atoms
        • basic ui building blocks
      • /molecules
        • components built from multiple atoms
      • /organisms
        • specialized components offering more complex features
      • /templates
        • components in reoccurring patterns combined for easy usage
      • /pages
        • complete page layouts often needed
      • /logic
        • components without concrete visual implementation offering often needed functionality
      • /utils
    • /test test setup
  • capitano-theme
    • theming basics, tools and theme type definitions
  • capitano-scripts
    • scripts and configs
  • capitano-components-styleguide
    • styleguide generator, based on styleguidist
  • capitano-theme-generator
    • generator tool to visually support theme-building
  • capitano-styleguidist-components
    • styleguidist override components to provide theme options

Reporting a bug

  1. Specify the version
  2. What was done?
  3. What is the expectation?
  4. What is the wanted behaviour?

License

MIT © Cap3