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mofo-ui

v2.0.0

Published

React component library for Mozilla Foundation

Downloads

33

Readme

Uses Mofo Standards Build Status

mofo-ui

Mozilla Foundation React components.

Purpose

mofo-ui is a library of React UI components primarily for usage by the various Mozilla Foundation hubs. It's designed to complement mofo-bootstrap, but doesn't require it. It can also be used alongside stock Boostrap versions 3 and 4 or with no additional CSS framework.

Usage

In your target project, do the following:

  1. npm i mofo-ui --save
  2. Include the compiled CSS and JS located in dist in your app.
  3. If you're using Webpack, you can require mofo-ui and pick which components you want to use.

For example:

import { RadioFilter } from "mofo-ui";

<RadioFilter options={radioOptions} initialChoice={`foo`}></RadioFilter>

Development

Run the following commands in your terminal:

  1. git clone https://github.com/mozilla/mofo-ui.git
  2. cd mofo-ui
  3. npm start
  4. Navigate to http://127.0.0.1:1615 to view the demo page.

File Structure

├── demo <- A page with all components for dev and demo purposes
│   ├── css <- Compiled code. Don't edit.
│   ├── img <- Image assets for demo page.
│   ├── index.html <- Wrapper for demo.jsx injection
│   └── js <- Compiled code. Don't edit.
├── dist <- Compiled code. Don't edit.
├── src
│   ├── components <- All the mofo-ui library components
│   ├── demo.jsx <- JSX code for demo page
│   ├── exports.js <- Entry point for exported components.
│   └── main.scss
└── webpack.config.js

CSS Class Names

To reduce conflicts with other CSS, prefix all class names with mui- (eg: mui-tabs).