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custom-components-library-dibrugh

v1.0.11

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Readme

Documentation:

Project - Innowise Lab Internship: Custom-components-lib

Task - Create custom components UI library.

Technical requirements:

  • [x] Configure ESLint, Prettier, implemented pre-commit hook
  • [x] Configure webpack for React, TS, Jest.
  • [x] CSS modules (SCSS) are presumed to be used for styling
  • [x] All components should be represented in Storybook
  • [x] Prepare unit tests using Jest and React testing library, all props should be covered with tests
  • [x] Documentation is obligatory

Links:

Npm

Repository

Components:

Button

Required props:

  1. variant: “text” | “contained” | “outlined” , contained as default
  2. disabled
  3. onClick
  4. size: “small” | “medium” | “large”

alt text

Checkbox

Required props:

  1. checked
  2. onChange
  3. disabled
  4. label

alt text

Switch

Required props:

  1. checked
  2. onChange
  3. disabled

alt text

Modal

Required props:

  1. open
  2. onClose
  3. children

alt text alt text

Textfield

Required props:

  1. disabled
  2. error

alt text

Select

Required props:

  1. options

alt text

Available Scripts and Commands

# Install

npm i                # install dependencies
# General

> npm pub           # build app and publish to npm
> npm run storybook # run storybook locally
# Test

> npm run test      # run tests using Jest and React testing library

Folder structure

  • PROJECT
    • /.__mocks (svg mocks for correct testing)
    • /.husky (git hooks such as pre-commit hook)
    • /dist (production build of the project)
    • /node_modules (dependencies)
    • /src (development version of the project)
      • /components (project components)
      • global.d.ts (typescript declaration)
      • index.js
    • ...configuration files.