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cod-ui

v0.0.0-development

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React UI components for web applications

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cod-ui

React component library. Wraps material-ui.

Features

  • Uses material-ui as a foundational component library.
  • Base theme.

Installation

npm install --save cod-ui

Core Dependencies

  • DevExtreme React Grid
  • Formik
  • Material UI
  • React Router
  • Redux (Only for a couple of components. If you don't use them, you don't need redux)

Components

The current list of available components:

  • ButtonList - Wrapper for groups of buttons that spaces them nicely and helps with positioning.
  • Checkbox - Checkbox form field component integrated with Formik.
  • FlexHeader - Flex-box based type element that spaces children nicely.
  • Link - Combine's Material UI's Link with React Router's.
  • ListItemDetail - Wrapper around material's ListItemText and ListItem to provide structure.
  • Loader - Cool animated loader component. Pulls colors from theme palettes.
  • Logo - Logo component that links to / by default. Pulls logo from theme.
  • * Notifications - Using notistack to display multiple Material Snackbar notifications.
  • PageWrapper - Helpful component to wrap your pages. Sets up initial grid.
  • PopupFormButton - Provide form and button components, and it will integrate them to show form on button click. Icon's are supported too.
  • SectionTitle - Page or section title component.
  • Select - Select form field component integrated with Formik.
  • SubTitle - Subtitle component.
  • Table - Table component that uses DevExtreme React Grid.
  • TableCell - Table cell component that works with Table.
  • TextField - TextField form field component integrated with Formik.
  • WorkflowStatus - Workflow status component, showing different status states.
  • WorkflowStatusItem - An individual workflow status item component.

* Uses redux.

Also included:

  • pages/ErrorBoundary - React error boundary component. Wrap around your app.
  • redux/entities.js - Reducer that works well with RSAA Redux Middleware & normalizr.
  • redux/notifications.js - Actions and reducer to go along with the Notifications component.
  • theme - Default material UI theme

Documentation

Using Notifications

TODO

Using Theme

TODO

Contributing

  1. Open an issue! If it's a new component you want to add or some larger feature, the issue will start the discussion. If it's a smaller thing or bug fix, we need to the issue to track the work.
  2. Do the work
  3. Add tests
  4. Add documentation
  5. Open a PR