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well-correlation-panel

v0.0.1

Published

well-correlation-panel is a TypeScript (React) component library for use in subsurface related dashboards.

Downloads

3

Readme

Well Correlation Panel

well-correlation-panel is a TypeScript (React) component library for use in subsurface related dashboards.

🚀 Getting started

  1. Clone this repo $ git clone [email protected]:equinor/well-correlation-panel.git
  2. Install dependencies by running npm install
  3. Start up the development server by running npm run dev

Storybook

Storybooks with examples may be found here: https://equinor.github.io/well-correlation-panel/storybook-static-main/

💻 Technology stack

Development environment

Vite.js is used as the local development server.

User interface and components

React with SWC option instead of Babel is used for the user interface.

Testing

Vitest is a framework for unit testing that is built for Vite, so testing this instead of Jest (Jest and Vite have a lot of duplication between them).

In addition to Vitest, React Testing Library is used for testing React components.

Styling

This repository currently use different methods for styling (plan to land on one of these).

CSS modules since it's already out of the box with Vite

Styled components since we update property values a lot. With styled components this is easy to do and easy to follow either with built-in props option or with CSS variables