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shift-admin-ui-kit

v0.0.4

Published

UI Kit for Shift Commerce Projects

Downloads

4

Readme

shift-admin-ui-kit

Shift's custom React UI Kit

Inorder to integrate this module in to your app, please follow the below steps

  1. Install module:

    npm add shift-admin-ui-kit --save

  2. Importing CSS files:

    import "shift-admin-ui-kit/src/stylesheets/_application.css.scss"

    This file will be loading all the styles available in the ui-kit

  3. Importing any component:

    import { componentName } from 'shift-admin-ui-kit'

    Currently available components:

    1. AutoCompleteField
    2. GenericAutoCompleteField
    3. GenericInput
    4. InputError
    5. InputField
    6. InputHint
    7. InputLabel
    8. OuterShell
    9. Paginator
    10. PaginatorButton
    11. SearchBar
    12. SubmitButton
    13. CsvValidator
    14. parseQueryString
    15. randomString
    16. ApiConfig
    17. AppShell
    18. AuthenticationConfig
    19. Button
    20. FlashMessage
    21. Modal
    22. Panel
    23. PillBadge
    24. Popover
    25. PusherConfig
    26. Tab
    27. TabContent
    28. TabGroup
    29. TabList
    30. Image

If you wish to make changes to the ui-kit and run specs against it, command to run is:

npm run test

Developing

When developing and you want to make changes to the ui-kit they can be tested locally by changing the dependency in your package.json to the following:

"shift-admin-ui-kit": "git+https://github_personal_access_token:[email protected]/shiftcommerce/shift-admin-ui-kit.git#branch_name"

Setting the github_personal_access_token and branch_name appropriately.

Doing this changes to using the github branch version of the package. If you make more changes to the branch you will need to get those changes again. The easiest/most consistent way to update the ui-kit was to run:

bin/dev/yarn upgrade shift-admin-ui-kit

Which gets the most recent version from npm (not ideal), but then if you replace the dependency in the package.json above again and run the following:

bin/dev/yarn install

You should be able to locally update the ui-kit without having to close you're front end server.

Publishing package

Before publishing package, you need to update the build. Inorder to that run:

npm run dev

Note: Please run the below commands only after merging to master

Now you need to update the version of the package:

npm version update

Command to publish the package:

npm publish