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equinor-sdscoredev-components

v2.34.3

Published

Composite react components based on equinor design system (EDS)

Downloads

50

Readme

equinor-sdscoredev-components

Composite react components that extend Equinor Design Systems (EDS)

Storybook


Main Components

<DataTable>

SDSCoredev Components provides an advanced datatable that offer you pagination, sorting, filter integration, column settings, query handling, sticky headers and much more. It is based on Equinor Design System components to comply with Equinor design standards.

It is created so that developers can easily integrate it into their applications. The complexity that a datatable generate over time is avoided by abstractions and combined reducers.


Development

  1. Clone the repo from https://github.com/equinor/sdscoredev-components as a sibling to your local project.

  2. Run

cd sdscoredev-components && npm install
  1. Link dependencies
npm link ..\thelma-web\node_modules\react
npm link ..\thelma-web\node_modules\react-dom
npm link ..\thelma-web\node_modules\styled-components
  1. In your main project you need to delete /node_modules/equinor-sdscoredev-components, and then make a link by running:
Start-Process -FilePath "$env:comspec" -ArgumentList "/k", "mklink", "/j", "`"node_modules/equinor-sdscoredev-components`"","`"../sdscoredev-components`""
  1. Run
npm dedupe
npm start

Contributing

It is appreciated that you would like to contribute.

  1. Fork it
  2. Create a branch: git checkout -b your-branch
  3. Commit changes: git commit -am 'feat: add feature'
  4. Push changes: git push origin your-branch
  5. Submit a Pull Request

Some points to remember:

  • Make sure the storybook is building before you think about creating pull request.
  • Follow conventional commit guidelines to enable automatic versioning.
  • Diligently add typing.