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@peteyg/patternlab-react

v1.0.21

Published

Build pattern lab style guide for your react components

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28

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patternlab-react

Build patternlab style guide for your react components

A variation on Patternlab which is an awesome tool for building style guides based on the Atomic design system.

As React is a component based architecture this module auto-generates a Style Guide for your React project.

Demo

For an example of how to implement this module, check out patternlab-react-demo.

Usage

Install

npm install patternlab-react

Add patternlab-react routes to your project

Add the /style-guide routes to your router.

import React from 'react';
import { Route } from 'react-router';

import { PatternLabRoutes } from '@peteyg/patternlab-react';

export default Routes = (
    <Route path="/">  
        {PatternLabRoutes}
        ...
    </Route>
)

patternlab-react-component

Extend your react component to add a description etc.

See patternlab-react-component for more details.

import React from 'react';
import { PatternLabComponent } from '@peteyg/patternlab-react-component';

class MyComponent extends PatternLabComponent {
    static getTitle() {
        return "Foo";
    }
    static getDescription() {
        return "Bar";
    }
    render() {
        return (
            ...
        )
    }
}

Build process

Configuration file

Create a setup file in the root of your project: patternlab.conf.js

See below for Configuration options

module.exports = function() {
    return {
        componentsRootPath: './build/app/components',
        saveSourcemapPath: './build/app/patternlab-sourcemap.js',
        skipFiles: [
            '.ds_store',
            '/_',
            '/layouts'
        ],
        defaultOrder: [
            'atoms',
            'molecules',
            'organisms',
            'templates',
            'pages'
        ]
    }
}

Build components

If you are using ES6 then you will need to create a build version of your components before you generate the 'component sourcemap', eg:

babel src --presets=babel-preset-es2015,react --out-dir=build

Generate 'component sourcemap'

The next step in the build process is to generate a sourcemap for patternlab to read, eg:

var patternlab = require('@peteyg/patternlab-react');
patternlab..generateSourcemap();

or:

node -e 'require("@peteyg/patternlab-react").generateSourcemap()'

Configuration options

componentsRootPath

The root path of your compiled components (ie. not ES6).

saveSourcemapPath

The location to save your generated 'component sourcemap'.

skipFiles

Wildcards for files and directories that should be ignored when generating the 'component sourcemap'.

defaultOrder

The order for the root folders to be organised by in the style guide menu.