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@elliemae/em-evpx-components

v5.5.2

Published

EllieMae Partner EVPX Integrations UI Component Library

Downloads

1,609

Readme

EVPX Common Components Library.

Dependencies

  • NodeJS >= 12.x
  • npm i -g rimraf cross-env serve

Development

  • clone the repo
  • npm run setup

Component Details

LoanDetails

  • Props: { data } - Render loan details form fields as per given data props.
  • Format:
    • data: (Array) - [{ colSize: string, containerPorps: object, extraInputProps: object, fieldName: string, inputComponent: element, labelText: string, onChange: function, value: any, readOnly:boolean, required: boolean, }]
  • Usage: This component can use directly for showing list of input fields on UI anywhere in you want in your app, it accept array data as a props and renders form fields details passed in data props.

Login

  • Props: { formInitialValues, showModal, onSubmit, onCancel, confirmationLabel, title, data, rejectLabel, loginValidationSchema, modalSize} - Render Login Form.
  • Format:
    • formInitialValues:(object) - Initial values for Login Form.
    • showModal: (boolean) - open popup modal.
    • onSubmit: (function) - submit login information.
    • onCancel: (function) - handle cancel event and closes login modal popup.
    • data: (array) - contains fields data for login form.
    • title: (string) - Title for Login modal.
    • confirmationLabel: (string) - confirm text string.
    • rejectLabel: (string) - reject label.
    • loginValidationSchema: (object) - contains validations for login form fields.
    • modalSize: (string) - modal container size.
  • Usage: This component can use directly for showing login form popup modal on UI anywhere you want in your app.

MissingFields

  • Props: {missingFields, onConfirm, onClose} - Renders MissingFields Popup Modal.
  • Format:
    • missingFields: (array) - Missing Fields Data.
    • onConfirm: (function) - Confirmation on missing fields data.
    • onClose: (function) - Close modal popup.
  • Usage: This component can use directly for showing missing fields details in grid format over popup modal.

Footer

  • Props: {handleSubmit, onCancel} - Render Footer Component.
  • Format:
    • handleSubmit: (function) - Submit information of order form.
    • onCancel: (function) - handle cancel event of order form.
  • Usage: This component can use directly for showing footer section with submit and close buttons actions.

Header

  • Props: { Logo, headerTitleValue, headerLinkTitle, headerLinkHandler } - Renders Header Section
  • Format:
    • Logo: (element) - show logo on header section.
    • headerTitleValue: (string) - show title on header.
    • headerLinkTitle: (string) - show link on header section.
    • headerLinkHandler: (function) - handle click event for link.
  • Usage: This component can use directly for showing header section having logo & title at top left and link details at top right.

Spinner

  • Props: {message, size} - Renders Spinner component
  • Format:
    • message: (string) - show message with spinner.
    • size: (string) - set spinner size.
  • Usage: This component can use directly for showing spinner at the center of the page with provided message.

Test

  • npm run test

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