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@molgenis-ui/core-ui

v0.5.3

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Dependencies for the MOLGENIS UI

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Contents

This package contains React components that are used in some plugins of MOLGENIS (including the Data Explorer). Some of the components of the Data Explorer (including the filters) are still part of molgenis/molgenis and can be found in molgenis-dataexplorer/src/main/resources/js/.

Developing locally

There is no way to serve and link the code to MOLGENIS. There's a workaround: you will need to copy the dist contents to a build of MOLGENIS. Here's how to do it:

  1. Edit the code as you please.
  2. Run yarn build
  3. Copy the three created files in the dist folder to the MOLGENIS repository (you should have it checked out locally). Put them in molgenis-core-ui/src/main/resources/js/.
  4. Decide where you need your code and edit the corresponding freemarker template. molgenis-header.ftl covers most cases (the data explorer for example).
  5. In the freemarker template, find these lines:
        <script src="/@molgenis-ui/core-ui/dist/js/dist/molgenis-vendor-bundle.js"></script>
        <script src="/@molgenis-ui/core-ui/dist/js/dist/molgenis-global.js"></script>
        <script src="/@molgenis-ui/core-ui/dist/js/dist/molgenis-global-ui.js"></script>

And replace them with:

        <script src="<@resource_href "/js/molgenis-vendor-bundle.js"/>"></script>
        <script src="<@resource_href "/js/molgenis-global.js"/>"></script>
        <script src="<@resource_href "/js/molgenis-global-ui.js"/>"></script>
  1. (Re)start MOLGENIS
  2. The code from core-ui will now be loaded.
  3. You need to copy the files and restart MOLGENIS each time you change something in the code.
  4. Good luck!

Bootstrap 4 themes with Sass

Sass code is located in /scss/bootstrap-molgenis-blue.scss. To compile the code for the first time:

yarn build-task:scss-compile
yarn dev:theme

After the first time just run:

yarn dev:theme

Currently te sass compiling steps are hardcoded based on the /scss/bootstrap-molgenis-blue.scss file. In future we need to do this dynamically to be able to support different themes using the same pipeline. Matching the bootstrap 3 theme is done manually.