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react-documenter

v1.0.1

Published

React Components for Building Documentation

Downloads

4

Readme

React Documenter

React Components for Building Documentation

  • Don't Use This If: You need a fast, concise, or fun documentation solution. Static Site Generators (SSGs) are more suitable for such cases.

  • Use This If: You require your documentation to share the same global state as your UI.

Preview

Components

Menu

A Nestable Sidebar Menu

  • collapsible: (Boolean) Defines if clicking on a parent entry collapses its children.
  • store: (DocumentStore) Defines the content for the menu to render.
  • linkAs: (String or React Node) Pass a component or a tag to be used as the link, e.g., a or <Link />.
  • linkHrefProp: (String) The prop representing the "href" on the link component, e.g., href or to.
  • onLinkClick: (Function: (url: string) => void) Defines what to do when a link is clicked.

Viewer

The Viewer Component with Adjacent Neighbor Navigation

  • pages: (Array) An array of { url: string, content: string }.
  • currentPage: (FlatPage) The current page, used to determine neighbor navigation.
  • onPrevClick: (Function: (url: string) => void) Invoked when clicking the "previous page."
  • onNextClick: (Function: (url: string) => void) Invoked when clicking the "next page."

DocumentStore

(Not a Component) - A Class Used to Store Content

  • DocumentStore.get(): Returns an Array<Page>.
  • DocumentStore.getNormalized(): Flattens all Page and their children into a 1D array of FlatPage.
  • DocumentStore.set(Page): Sets a page with its corresponding URL into the map.

Styling

A documentation is made up of several components and classes. Check out example/src/App.css for reference.

CSS Guide

Example

Here is an example of how you would use this with react-router.

You can also check this as a working example with styles in example/.

import { Menu, DocumentStore, Viewer, mockData } from "react-scribe";
import { useNavigate, Routes, Route } from "react-router";

import "./App.css"

export default function App() {
  const navigate = useNavigate();
  const [store, setStore] = useState(null);

  useEffect(() => {
    const newStore = new DocumentStore();
    mockData.forEach((page) => newStore.set(page));
    setStore(newStore);
  }, []);

  return (
    <>
      <Menu
        collapsible={false}
        store={store}
        linkAs="a"
        linkHrefProp="href"
        onLinkClick={navigate}
      />
      <Routes>
        {store.getNormalized().map((page, index) => (
          <Route
            key={index}
            path={page.url}
            element={
              <Viewer
                pages={store.getNormalized()}
                currentPage={page}
                onPrevClick={navigate}
                onNextClick={navigate}
              />
            }
          />
        ))}
      </Routes>
    </>
  );
}