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@guardian/flexible-frontend

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This project serves as the foundation for migrating Composer from AngularJS to React. The repository includes a Staging App and a reusable Component Library, both implemented in React with TypeScript. Additionally, components from the new library are inte

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Flexible Frontend

This project serves as the foundation for migrating Composer from AngularJS to React. The repository includes a Staging App and a reusable Component Library, both implemented in React with TypeScript. Additionally, components from the new library are integrated into the legacy AngularJS app using the React2Angular library.

Staging App

Overview

The Staging App provides a controlled environment for testing and developing & integrating components from the library to replace existing logic & interface elements in Composer. It is designed to be the starting point for the migration process, ensuring a smooth transition from AngularJS to React.

Getting Started

Install dependencies

cd flexible-frontend
nvm use
npm i

Complete the nginx setup by running ./setup.sh from the flexible-content directory root

Run the app

./scripts/dev-start.sh

the staging app should be available at https://composer.local.dev-gutools.co.uk

Testing

The Staging App is unit-tested using React Testing Library. Run the tests with:

npm run test

Accessibility Testing

Accessibility testing is performed using the axe-playwright library. Run the tests with:

npm run axe-tests

Visual Testing

Changes to the component library should be tested visually using Chromatic. Add the run_cromatic label to a pull request to trigger a visual test run. Note that the run_chromatic action is not triggered on github if the branch has merge conflicts with main.

Visit the Chromatic dashboard for visual test results.

Component Library

Overview

The Component Library is a collection of reusable React components developed with TypeScript. These components are designed to be shared between the Staging App and the existing AngularJS application.

Viewing existing components

cd flexible-frontend
nvm use
npm i
npm run storybook

The components with be available at http://localhost:6006

React2Angular Integration

Components from the new library are integrated into the legacy AngularJS app using the React2Angular library. This allows seamless usage of React components within the AngularJS application and for new feature development in the legacy app to be built in the component library.