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@entando/pages

v3.3.2

Published

react components used to render common pages in Entando projects

Downloads

50

Readme

pages

Pages is a collection of react components used in Entando projects.

Installation instructions

run npm i @entando/pages


Components

Every component is imported in the following manner:

import { <component> } from '@entando/pages'

The module also has its own css that can be loaded into a react application with a simple import:

import '@entando/pages/dist/css/index.css';

LoginForm

This component is used to render the login form.

The component expects the following props:

{
  performLogin: PropTypes.func.isRequired,
  setLanguage: PropTypes.func.isRequired,
  loginErrorMessage: PropTypes.string, // defaults to empty string
  currentLanguage: PropTypes.string, // defaults to "en"
}

the performLogin function will receive two arguments:

  • username
  • password

the setLanguage function will receive one argument:

  • language

LoginPage

Renders the login page and just accepts any children. It is common to pass the LoginForm as a child component.

NotFoundPage

Renders the 404 page.

The component expects the following props:

{
  gotoHome: PropTypes.func, // defaults to null
}

if the gotoHome function is passed the page will render a button that will call the given function when the user clicks on it.


locales

This package also exports locales for the labels used within it.

To add these labels to an existing project merge them with the project labels:

import { locales } from '@entando/pages';

// enLocale and itLocale are the project own locales.

enLocale.messages = { ...enLocale.messages, ...locales.en.messages };
itLocale.messages = { ...itLocale.messages, ...locales.it.messages };