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@statisticsnorway/dapla-js-utilities

v0.4.5

Published

JavaScript common components library for Statistics Norway Data Platform applications

Downloads

9

Readme

dapla-js-utilities

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This library is mainly built for developers at Statistics Norway and it aims to bundle together commonly used JavaScript functions/configurations and React components used in various Statistics Norway Data Platform related frontend applications.


Installing library

If you want to use the library in your project, simply add it with yarn.

yarn add @statisticsnorway/dapla-js-utilities

In your project import any component, function or configuration.

import { Component } from '@statisticsnorway/dapla-js-utilities'

Build and test locally

The first time you clone the repository, remember to run yarn install.

Run yarn package to build the library. A minified production ready version will be created in the /lib folder.

yarn test runs all tests and yarn coverage calculates (rather unreliably) test coverage.

Publish library

To publish to npm you need a user and a membership in the statisticsnorway organization on npm. The user must also have 2FA authentication enabled. Steps to follow:

  1. Login into your npm account in the terminal with npm login
  2. Make sure all tests works (test components in the example application aswell, if you made a new one)
  3. Bump version in package.json
  4. Run yarn package
  5. Dry run a release with npm pack
  6. Publish with npm publish --access public --otp=<code> (<code> is your 2FA code, without <>)

Available stuff

Components

ssb-logo-rgb

Import and use a Statistics Norway logo i svg format:

import { Image } from 'primereact/image'
import { ssb_logo_rgb } from '@statisticsnorway/dapla-js-utilities'

...

<Image src={ssb_logo_rgb} />

Alternatively you can import ssb_logo_no_text_rgb (a variant of the logo without the text). You can also swap rgb with white for a white logo for darker backgrounds.

There is also a logo for Statistics Norway Data Platform logo available, which also has a white version.

dapla_long_rgb
dapla_short_rgb

Enums

LANGUAGE

Common setup for language choice with provided language and locale codes.