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@inseefr/lunatic-dsfr

v2.4.2

Published

Couche graphique pour Lunatic reposant sur le Système de Design de l'État (DSFR)

Downloads

635

Readme

Lunatic-DSFR is a library of customised Lunatic components built with TypeScript and React-DSFR.

This library is designed to be an opt-in solution to replace the native style of Lunatic with the style of the French Design system.

WARNING: This Design System is only meant to be used for official French's public service websites.
Its main purpose is to make it easy to identify governmental websites for citizens. See terms.

Getting Started

To visualise the Storybook

The storybook is deployed here. In order to visualise and test the components you can launch the storybook locally. It is also recommended that any proposed changes to any components or any new components be tested in the storybook before proposing a PR.

To launch the storybook locally, ensure that you have cloned the repository.

git clone https://github.com/InseeFr/Lunatic-DSFR.git

Once you have the repository cloned locally, navigate to the folder containing the repository and ensure that the necessary packages are available.

cd lunatic-dsfr
yarn install
yarn storybook

Now you are ready to launch the storybook, which will be accessible at localhost:6006

Connect Lunatic-DSFR with Lunatic

In any application that uses the Lunatic components library, it is possible to override the native Lunatic components by injecting Lunatic-DSFR ones. These process is detailed in Lunatic Documentation here.

To use Lunatic-DSFR, first install theses packages into your application :

yarn add @inseefr/lunatic-dsfr @codegouvfr/react-dsfr tss-react @emotion/react

Import the Lunatic-DSFR components in the file where you use LunaticComponents:

import { slotComponents } from "@inseefr/lunatic-dsfr";

Then inject slotComponents into LunaticComponents

<LunaticComponents slots={slots} />

If you use Suggester component you will need to add these dependencies for MUI :

yarn add @mui/material @emotion/styled

Finally surround the LunaticComponents by the MuiDsfrThemeProvider provided by @codegouvfr/react-dsfr

<MuiDsfrThemeProvider>
    {/*...*/}
    <LunaticComponents slots={slots} />
    {/*...*/}
</MuiDsfrThemeProvider>