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@meniga/ui

v6.1.37-alpha.0

Published

Meniga UI component library

Downloads

581

Readme

@meniga/ui

The UI library is a set of small UI components that make developing new apps quick and easy. The styling is based on Suit-CSS and uses a package called suit-cx to help with that.

Demo

We use Storybook to develop and demo our components in isolation.

Run storybook

In order to test and demo your UI components, you can run storybook.

If you haven't already installed and built the @meniga packages, go to the root folder of mono-cosmic and run:

yarn 
yarn prebuild
yarn build

Then go back to meniga-ui (cd packages/meniga-ui) and start storybook

yarn dev

Your default browser should open up on localhost:6006

If you run into problems, try to clean the yarn cache and install dependencies again from the mono-cosmic root folder

yarn cache clean
yarn install

then go into meniga-ui again and run yarn dev.

How to use the library

All components can be imported as named imports from '@meniga/ui'.

Example:

import { Button, Form, FormGroup, FormInput, FormSubmit } from '@meniga/ui'

<div>
	<Form onSubmit={ (valid, formData) => onSubmitForm(valid, formData) }>
		<FormGroup>
			<FormInput name="test" />
		</FormGroup>
		<FormGroup>
			<FormSubmit label="Submit" />
			<Button onClick={ () => onCancelForm() }>
		</FormGroup>
	</Form>
</div>