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@pcs/react-components

v1.5.0

Published

Generic components for use in PCS React applications

Downloads

35

Readme

PCS-React-Components

Installation

To install through npm run the following:

npm install @pcs/react-components

Usage

To use a component from the component library, import and use it like so (example shown here is the HtmlPreview component).

  import React, { useState } from 'react'
  import { Input } from 'semantic-ui-react'
  import { HtmlPreview } from '@pcs/react-components'

  const App = () => {
    const [html, setHtml] = useState('<h2>Heading Example</h2>')

    return <>
      <Input placeholder="Set HTML" onChange={(e) => setHtml(e.target.value)} />
      <HtmlPreview html={html} />
    </>
  }

  export default App

This example demonstrates how to use one of the many components available within the pcs-react-components library, to see examples and demos of all the components available visit: https://pcs-publishing.github.io/pcs-react-components

Contributing Guidelines

  • All components must be application agnostic and contain no references or mentions to applications that they're being used in.
  • All components must have an accompanying stories file, that demonstrates its functionality.
  • All components must be functional components and not use the old class based approach.
  • Components should be as dumb as possible, in that they hold as little state and logic as possible and are instead controlled via their props.