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@adplenty-tech/adplenty-components-library

v1.9.30

Published

A library of components used across adPlenty products.

Readme

adplenty-components-library

Install on other projects

1. Execute

  npm i -s @adplenty-tech/adplenty-components-library

2. JS file

In the main angular file where modules are imported add:

  import "@adplenty-tech/adplenty-components-library"

Then:

  const app = angular.module('admin', ["@adplenty-tech/adplenty-components-library"])

3. Import CSS

In your main CSS file add:

  @import "../../node_modules/@adplenty-tech/adplenty-components-library/build/index";

Module organization

Directives: app/components Filters: app/filters Services: app/services

Adding a module

There are 2 ways to add a module into this repo:

  • Copy the compnent folder from the project into the component folder.
  • Create a directive using the directcrea command (needs to be installed first: npm install -Sg git+ssh://[email protected]/albion_team/directcrea.git)
  • Optional: Create a readme.MD in the module directory to explain more in details how this module works
  • Optional: Add examples in the overview.html file

Rules around adding a module

In order to keep this repository as clean as possible it is not allowed to add directives that:

  • Use a specific product API
  • Use a specific service/filter/etc. only available in a product
  • Have drastic functional and design differences across products

Updating a module

It is important to keep in mind that this repository might be updated over time across all our products, so before changing anything you need to make sure it doesn't:

  • impact the way it is being called (ex: change the tag name)
  • impact the way attributes are used (ex: change attribute name or remove attributes)
  • change the object formats of inputs and outputs (ex: changing config property names or return format from event based actions like 'onClick')

Try to always extend on the current directive code, and if it is too different create a new directive

Creating a new version

In order to create a new version please follow this checklist:

  • run npm run build
  • edit package.json to reflect a new version
  • edit this file if needed with important information

Current list of directives

sample libText fieldWrapper inputLabel