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cross-country

v1.2.19

Published

an atomic design system built for personal metrics & lonely forest bathers

Downloads

493

Readme

cross-country

an atomic react components for personal metrics and creating courses

NPM JavaScript Style Guide

Core Tech

  • React (18.02), react-spring & react-hook-form
  • CSS modules & Tailwind CSS compatible
  • D3
  • Storybook 8
  • Typescript 5
  • Vite

Do you pour over your personal stats from Github, Strava or Spotify? Is your year always in review?! By experimenting with code, you can hone your developer skills while exploring subject matter that interests you.

storybook

Install

npm install cross-country

Use

import { Column, Row, Paragraph, Table, Chart } from "cross-country"

NextJS Support

For this third-party library to work within NextJS, there is one change required to import it's single css bundle.

Edit the _app.js file to:

import type { Metadata } from "next";
import { Inter } from "next/font/google";
import "./globals.css";
import "cross-country/dist/bundle.css";
import { GoogleAnalytics } from "@next/third-parties/google";

Tailwind CSS Support

Each component provides a customClass propertity where you can supply your own tailwind css classes.

Example Page

By wrapping html, each component is augmented for building accessible experiences across screens. A simple page may look like this:

<Wrapper>
  <Page>
    <Column>
      <Paragraph>
       Hello! I'm a developer with a mix of frontend and backend experience.
      </Paragraph>
      <Metrics keyValuePairs=[{label: "Frontend", value: 75, type: "percent"}, {label: "Backend", value: 25, type: "percent"}] />
    </Column>
  </Page>
  <Wallpaper />
</Wrapper>

Server Side Rendering

Part of my dogfooding process is to use my library on my own site, headwinds.

Initially, I ran into a build error where I had to account for every window and document ensuring that they are not referenced until the UI hits the client. After hunting through my webpack build file, I was ble to eliminate them all, and it now works 100% server side!

Unsplash Config

Before installing, create a cross-country-config-private.js file in your root directory by copying the cross-country-config.js and renaming it.

export const privateConfig = {
  UNSPLASH_API_KEY: 'YOUR-UNSPLASH-KEY',
};

Storybook

While creating compoents, you can use Storybook

npm run storybook

Open your browser to http://localhost:6006/

Build the Static Site for Storybook

After running npm run build-storybook, I had to make one change to the iframe.html file in the storybook-static folder.

The bundle.css isn't added so I had to add it manually.

  <link rel="stylesheet" href="./bundle.css" />

Before Publishing Check Types

npx tsc --noEmit

Run changesets

npx changeset
npx changeset version

Need to run both commands npx changeset only creates the changeset while npx changeset version will then update the package.json

Unit Tests

This library uses Jest & React Testing Library for unit tests.

npm test

Publish to NPM

npx changeset publish
npm login
your-username-not-your-email
your-password
now-your-email
npm publish

Deploy to Vercel

npm run build-storybook
cd storybook-static
vercel --prod

Wiki

License

MIT © headwinds