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@globalfishingwatch/map-components

v3.8.15

Published

Set of components used in global fishing watch world

Downloads

147

Readme

⚠️ LEGACY ⚠️ GFW map components

npm version

All components has been moved to a monorepo and are now available at @globalfishingwatch/ui-components.

This repo only contains now legacy components used in data-portal and map-client

  • Timebar (2.2 branch)
  • MapModule

Using the components

Check out the online documentation

Components structure

component
│   component.js    // Component logic
│   component.css   // Component styles
│   component.mdx   // Generates component documentation
│   index.js // Optional file that generates a new folder below the components one
│            // and exports component code and any possible child component dependencies
│            // This makes possible components code splitting easily with
│            // import Component from '@globalfishingwatch/map-components/components/[component-name]
│
└───subcomponent
│       subcomponent.js
│       subcomponent.css
└───────────────────────

Develop with components

In order to do easier edits on the components while developping parent apps, use this repo locally:

git clone [email protected]:GlobalFishingWatch/map-components.git
cd map-components
yarn install
yarn link
yarn start
cd sandbox
yarn install
yarn link "@globalfishingwatch/map-components"
yarn start

Documentation

Docz is used to include live components documentation using mdx.

This playground could be used locally to test the components running:

yarn docz:dev

Release

Using zeit release to make our life easier, so just run

npx release major|minor|patch

and it will update the package.json, generate the github release and push your changes and finally:

npm publish

(⚠️ don't forget to bump dependency version on parent project if needed!)