React bootstrap tools

Please note: This project is under start-up process. Inconsistencies, fails or any collapses are highly possible until project will reach v. 1.0.0 stepstone.

React bootstrap tools are bundle of tools build on top of react-bootstap components. They are customisable components ready to use on any webpage.

Package contains:

• DescribedComponent to describe given html element using Tooltip
• DescribedButton to describe Button using Tooltip
• Glyphicon to provide Material icon
• AlertBox to show small message box
• AlertBoxGroup to group AlertBox components Available utilities connected with AlertBoxGroup component:
  • addAlert for managing addition of an alert
  • dismissAlert for managing dismissal of an alert
• Avatar to show user avatar

For more info about each component please refer to it's readme.md file.

Installation

Install dependency on your project

npm install react-bootstrap-tools

Import any package to your component

import { DescribedComponent, DescrbedButton, Glyphicon } from "react-bootstrap-tools";

Use it directly on your component

<DescribedComponent description="description text">
    <p>html element</p>
</DescribedComponent>

Styling

Import stylesheet into starting component of your application, or everywhere you import any element of React bootstrap tools package. Please refer to component's documentation to find out if it exposes any internal class name.

import "react-bootstrap-tools/build/static/css/index.css";

Third party styling

React bootstrap tools does not ship with any 3rd party styling. In order to provide Bootstap's default stylesheet attach it onto head section of your html document. Check more info here

<link rel="stylesheet" href="https://stackpath.bootstrapcdn.com/bootstrap/4.2.1/css/bootstrap.min.css" integrity="sha384-GJzZqFGwb1QTTN6wy59ffF1BuGJpLSa9DkKMp0DgiMDm4iYMj70gZWKYbI706tWS" crossorigin="anonymous">

If you use any component consuming Material icon, especially:

• Glyphicon component
• DescribedButton with icon prop
• AlertBox with withIcon prop
• Avatar with no src prop

In order to see graphical icons attach icons definition onto head section of your html document. Check more info here

<link href="https://fonts.googleapis.com/icon?family=Material+Icons" rel="stylesheet">

Usage

Workable examples are available on sub-folders of src/lib/examples/ folder. You can import those examples directly to demo application (see Development section below).

DescribedComponent

Wrapper for describing given html portion using Bootstrap's Tooltip component.

Example of usage

import React from 'react';
import { DescribedComponent } from 'react-bootstrap-tools';

const SimplestExample = () => (
    <DescribedComponent description="description text">
        <p>html element</p>
    </DescribedComponent>
);

export default SimplestExample;

Available optional props

• string description : Description text to put inside Tooltip component
• string className : Additional class name to custom your styling of a Tooltip component. Styling example for NewStyle: .NewStyle > .tooltip-inner { background-color: yellow; color: black; } .NewStyle.bs-tooltip-top .arrow::before { border-top-color: yellow !important; } .NewStyle.bs-tooltip-right .arrow::before { border-right-color: yellow !important; } .NewStyle.bs-tooltip-bottom .arrow::before { border-bottom-color: yellow !important; } .NewStyle.bs-tooltip-left .arrow::before { border-left-color: yellow !important; }
• string placement : Position of a Tooltip over component it describes. Available options:
  • auto-start
  • auto
  • auto-end
  • top-start
  • top
  • top-end
  • right-start
  • right
  • right-end
  • bottom-end
  • bottom
  • bottom-start
  • left-end
  • left
  • left-start
• number delay : Number of milliseconds the Tooltip component will appear and hide after describing component hover.
• boolean defaultShow : Set true will initialise component with visible description
• string trigger : Action necessary to take over component to initialise visibility of description. Available options:
  • hover
  • click
  • focus
  • Array<hover, click, focus>

DescribedButton

Wrapper for describing Bootstrap's Button using Tooltip component. It also handles click actions, auto activation/disabling of button as well as simulates href link behaviour.

Example of usage

import React from 'react';
import { DescribedButton } from 'react-bootstrap-tools';

const SimplestExample = () => (
    <DescribedButton description="description text" text="button text" />
);

export default SimplestExample;

Available optional props

• string description : Description text to put inside Tooltip component
• string text : Text visible on button
• string icon : Material icon id. If used together with text prop, icon will appear on the left hand side of text provided. Click here to check available icons library. Additional props connected with icon prop:
  • string iconClassName : Additional class name to custom your styling of provided icon
• string className : Additional class name to custom your styling of a Tooltip component. Styling example for NewStyle value: .NewStyle > .tooltip-inner { background-color: yellow; color: black; } .NewStyle.bs-tooltip-top .arrow::before { border-top-color: yellow !important; } .NewStyle.bs-tooltip-right .arrow::before { border-right-color: yellow !important; } .NewStyle.bs-tooltip-bottom .arrow::before { border-bottom-color: yellow !important; } .NewStyle.bs-tooltip-left .arrow::before { border-left-color: yellow !important; }
• string buttonClassName : Additional class name to custom your styling of button
• string placement : Position of a Tooltip over button. Available options:
  • auto-start
  • auto
  • auto-end
  • top-start
  • top
  • top-end
  • right-start
  • right
  • right-end
  • bottom-end
  • bottom
  • bottom-start
  • left-end
  • left
  • left-start
• number delay : Number of milliseconds the Tooltip component will appear and hide after button hover.
• boolean defaultShow : Set true will initialise button with visible description
• string trigger : Action necessary to take over button to initialise visibility of description. Available options:
  • hover
  • click
  • focus
  • Array<hover, click, focus>
• string id : Id property of rendered button
• string name : Name property of rendered button
• string type : Type property of rendered button. Available options:
  • button
  • reset
  • submit
• boolean active : Set true will show button in visual active mode (same as it was activated by trigger action)
• boolean block : Set true will create block level buttons. It will span the full width of a parent
• boolean disabled : Set true will disable the button. This way the onClick action will not initialise
• string href : If on use, button will work as usual link directing to prop's url Additional props connected with href prop:
  • boolean hrefNewWindow : Set true will open href url on new window
• string size : Bootstrap's size property of a button. Available options:
  • sm
  • lg
• string variant : Bootstrap's variant property of a button. Available options:
  • primary
  • secondary
  • success
  • danger
  • warning
  • info
  • dark
  • light
  • link
  • outline-primary
  • outline-secondary
  • outline-success
  • outline-danger
  • outline-warning
  • outline-info
  • outline-dark
  • outline-light
• callback onClick : Callback function taken during click on button. The callback will receive event object that initiated the call.const onClickCallback = event => { /*callback definition*/ } Additional props connected with onClick prop:
  • any onClickArg : If on use, callback function will additionally receive this prop's data.const onClickCallback = (customArg, event) => { /*callback definition*/ }This option is vital for better performance in terms of avoiding the unnecessary re-render of a component.Note prop available only with onClick prop

Glyphicon

Component for rendering Material icon.

Example of usage

import React from 'react';
import { Glyphicon } from 'react-bootstrap-tools';

const SimplestExample = () => (
    <Glyphicon icon="add" />
);

export default SimplestExample;

Available props

• string icon Material icon id. Click here to check available icons library.

Available optional props

• string className Additional class name to custom your styling of an icon. Styling example for NewStyle value: .NewStyle { background-color: yellow; color: red; }

Contribution

Got ideas on how to make those components better? Open an issue under on GitHub bugtracker.

Development

Clone repo

git clone https://github.com/LukaszNowakPL/react-bootstrap-tools.git

Install all dependencies

npm install

Start development server

npm start

Check hot reloading preview

http://localhost:3000/

Development server uses Demo app stored on src/demo/index.tsx. You can import any of examples stored on sub-folders of src/lib/examples/ folder. You'll find commented option how to preview BasicExample of each component on src/demo/App.tsx file.

Folder structure

Package is based on create-react-library and implements it's concept of file structure.

Live demo files are stored on src/demo folder. You can manipulate components and their props on App.tsx file.

Developed components are stored on src/lib/components folder. Component's files should be encapsulated in one folder together:

• /__tests__ folder for automatic Jest tests of given component
  • __image_snapshots__ for storing graphical snapshots created by __tests__/iamges.js file
  • __snapshots__ for storing snapshots created by __tests__/renders.js file
  • functions.js for Unit tests of functions inside functions.ts file
  • images.js for rendering graphical snapshots of component on different states
  • integration.js for integration tests of given component (cooperation with other components)
  • renders.js for rendering snapshots of component on different states
• /gfx folder for any images used by component
• config.ts for configuration data of given component
• functions.ts for logic functions
• index.tsx for main component file
• interfaces.ts for Type Script interfaces
• style.scss for component's style sheet

Note: Depending on component structure some files (i.e. config.ts, functions.ts or __tests__/integration.js) are not necessary on the package.

Examples

Example files are stored on sub-folders of src/lib/examples folder. Example components should be as simple as possible, returning only example container, some short description of an example, as well as Component formed to achieve given example's idea. Please attach as many valuable examples as possible.

Importing components

src/lib/index.js is a gate for providing package components. If you add new one to the package please import it to this file and also make it available to package users by exporting it. Components not exported by this file are not visible for package end users. Any import of developed package (including those on demo app and examples) should take place from src/lib/index.js file.

3rd party packages

If you attach any 3rd party package please mention it on devDependencies section of your package.json file as well as on module.export.externals of your config/webpack.config.prod.js file.

package.json

{
  "devDependencies": {
    "react-bootstrap": "^1.0.0-beta.3"
  },
}

config/webpack.config.prod.js

module.exports = {
    externals: {
        react: 'react',
        'react-dom': 'react-dom',
        'react-bootstrap': 'react-bootstrap',
    }
}

Avoiding to do so will end up on breaking down the application that consumes your component, even if the package has build and published successfully.

Technologies

Components are written on TypeScript. However you may write new ones using Jsx or older versions of JS. Package is based on create-react-library which is a library based on ejected create-react-app tailored to writing new NPM modules. Package consumes Sass and Jest frontend test environment.

Testing

To fire up Jest test

npm run test

To fire up Jest tests with included Coverage report (stored under coverage/ folder and available as an html document under coverage/lcov-report/index.html file)

npm run test-with-coverage

Build library

npm run build

Produces production version of library under the build folder.

Publish library

npm publish

Thanks

To all authors of packages used to build this one and contributors. Special props goes to:

• create-react-library
• react-bootstrap