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@rotki/ui-library

v1.7.1

Published

A vue design system and component library for rotki

Downloads

438

Readme

@rotki/ui-library

A Vue component library and design system for rotki

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Getting started

Installing the library

You can start using the library after installing it from npm along with the roboto font:

pnpm install -D --save-exact @rotki/ui-library @fontsource/roboto

Importing the stylesheets

Don't forget to import the style.css file from @rotki/ui-library along with the latin roboto font, in the project root (e.g main.ts)

import '@rotki/ui-library/dist/style.css';
import '@fontsource/roboto/latin.css';

Using the plugin

To use the library you must install the library plugin:

import { createRui } from '@rotki/ui-library';

const RuiPlugin = createRui(options);
app.use(RuiPlugin);

Using the components

Then you can you the library components e.g.:

<script setup lang="ts">
import { RuiButton } from '@rotki/ui-library';
</script>

<template>
  <div>
    <RuiButton outlined>
      This is button
    </RuiButton>
  </div>
</template>

Managing the theme

To dynamically manage the theme you can use the theme manager

import { useRotkiTheme } from '@rotki/ui-library';
const { toggleThemeMode, setThemeConfig, switchThemeScheme, state, store } = useRotkiTheme();

// to change the theme (pass colors as described by `ThemeConfig`) anytime:
setThemeConfig(newTheme);

// to switch between auto|light|dark
toggleThemeMode();

// to switch to a specific theme mode
switchThemeScheme(ThemeMode.dark);

Using the icons

You need to specify which icons you want to enable, when installing the RuiPlugin.

import { Ri4kFill, Ri4kLine, createRui } from '@rotki/ui-library';

const RuiPlugin = createRui({
  theme: {
    icons: [Ri4kFill, Ri4kLine],
  },
});
app.use(RuiPlugin);
<script lang="ts" setup>
import { RuiIcon } from '@rotki/ui-library';
</script>

<template>
  <div>
    <RuiIcon name="4k-fill" />
    <RuiIcon name="4k-line" />
  </div>
</template>

Use @rotki/ui-library tailwindcss theme

You can extend @rotki/ui-library tailwind theme configuration by adding these to your tailwind config. It will provide you the classes for the colors, typography, and shadow.

// tailwind.config.js

module.exports = {
  // ... your tailwind configs,
  plugins: [require('@rotki/ui-library/theme')],
};

Development

Installation

To install the dependencies you need to run on the root of the repository

pnpm install --frozen-lockfile

Compiles and minifies for production

The following command when executed from the project root will build the @rotki/ui-library bundle. This command will create the bundle for both Vue version >=3.4.3.

pnpm run build:prod

If you want to build for specific version, you can run:

pnpm run build

Lint check

pnpm run lint

Lints and fixes files

pnpm run lint:fix

Type check

pnpm run typecheck

Storybook

In order to run the storybook, you can run:

pnpm run storybook

Testing: Unit

In order to test the components, you can run:

pnpm run test

Testing: end-to-end

In order to test the components in use in a vue 3 project, you can run:

pnpm run test:e2e

coverage results can be generated and previewed with:

pnpm run coverage
pnpm run coverage:preview

Locally testing the library

After you build the bundle, in the package.json on your main project, you can add this to the dependencies:

{
  "@rotki/ui-library": "file:...path_of_this_directory"
}

When the dependency installed on the main project, it will run the prepare script.

Generating the library icons

We use remix-icons. You need to run this script to scrap the svgs data from remix-icons. (This script runs automatically on prepare. Run this in case the icons aren't generated properly)

pnpm run generate:icons

License

AGPL-3.0 License © 2023- Rotki Solutions GmbH