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@mars-man/components

v1.0.2

Published

mars-man components including inputs and route guards

Downloads

10

Readme

Mars Man Components Logo

Description

Mars Man Components implements common components to be used in a React application

Table of Contents

  1. Design Overview
  2. Development
  3. API Documentation
  4. Examples

Development

System Requirements

  • Dependencies:
    • node: >14.15
    • npm: >6.14

Commands

# installation
npm i 

# tests
# run full test suite
`jest`

# run specific test suite
`jest forms.test.ts`

# run specific test 
`jest model.test.ts -t "async true"`

# build
npm run build

# publish
npm publish

API Documentation

Examples

Route Guards

const Routes = () => {
    return <Router history={history}>
        <Switch>
            // if model is loaded
            <LoadedRoute path='/app' model={model} component={Component}/>
            <AuthedRoute path='/app' component={Component}/>

            <UnauthedRoute path='/login' component={Component}/>
            <UnauthedRoute path='/signup' component={Component}/>
            <UnauthedRoute path='/demo' component={Component}/>
        </Switch>
    </Router>
}

Forms and Inputs

Basic Form

import {Input as MaterialUIInput} from "@material-ui";

const MyForm = () => {
    return <Form form={form}>
        <Input id="name"/>

        // custom Input
        <Input id="name" input={MaterialUIInput}/>
    </Form>
}

Automatic Forms

  • if no children are defined the form will automatically define each field
    • using meta data to determine the input types
const MyForm = () => {
    return <Form form={form}/>
}

Input Types

  • date picker
  • textfield
  • input
  • number

Built In Forms

  • form has to have fields, username and password
// login form
<LoginForm form={form}/>

Tables

CRUD Tables

  • if the model has a repo called delete it will enable the delete
  • if a form is passed, all the members upon the class become editable fields
    • dropdown=True will result in the form being
<Table model={}>