@atlassian/confluence-web-components

v0.0.14

Published

2 years ago

Web components used to render common Confluence components in Connect add-ons.

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Installation

npm install @atlassian/confluence-web-components

Usage

<!doctype html>
<head>
    <title>My connect add-on</title>
    <script src="node_modules/@atlassian/confluence-web-components/dist/confluence-web-components.js"></script>
</head>
<body>
    ...
    <confluence-quick-search placeholder="Search..."></confluence-quick-search>
    ...
</body>
</html>

Bundles

The Confluence web components are provided as 4 different bundles, which contain all components:

File | Size (gzipped) | Description ---------------------------------------------- | -------------- | ------------------------------------------------------ dist/confluence-web-components-flatpack.js | 156kb | This is the unminified bundle with all dependencies included. This is the best option forgetting up and running and for use in your development environment. dist/confluence-web-components-flatpack.min.js | 44kb | The minified version of the bundle above. This is what you should use in production. dist/confluence-web-components.js | 11.4kb | This is the unminified bundle with React and ReactDOM excluded. You should use this bundle if you use React for your own components and would like to use a shared/CDN copy. The bundle assumes that React and ReactDOM are available as global variables. dist/confluence-web-components.min.js | 6.6kb | The minified version of the previous version. This is the best option for a production environment using a CDN copy of React and ReactDOM.

NOTE: It is not currently supported to consume individual web components or create your own custom bundle.

Quick search

<confluence-quick-search
    container-class={string}
    placeholder={string}
></confluence-quick-search>

Allows users to easily navigate to recently visited pages, perform a search without leaving the current page, or performance a site-wide search.

container-class {string} - A CSS class name that will be applied to the root DOM node. Use this to help target styles in your theme. placeholder {bool} - Placeholder text to show in the search input field.

Content body

<confluence-content-body
    content-id={number}
></confluence-quick-search>

Renders the HTML content for a piece of content (e.g. page or blogpost). This does not include the content title or comments.

content-id {number} - The ID of the content to render. This parameter is required.

Content list

Displays a list of content items based on a CQL query.

<confluence-content-list
    cql={string}
></confluence-content-list>

cql {string} - The CQL used to retrieve content. tag-name {ul|ol=ol} - The tag of the containing element. Default is "ol". limit {number=25} - The maximum number of items to fetch and display. Default is 25. container-class - Will be applied to the root element. item-class - Will be applied to each item in the list.

Running the Connect add-on locally

Setup this repo locally

git clone https://bitbucket.org/atlassian/confluence-web-components.git
nvm install v4.2.2             # switch to node 4.2.2
npm install                    # install dependencies

Start Confluence on port 1990

Start the add-on on port 3000

npm start

When the add-on starts, it will automatically register itself with the local Confluence instance.

Potential roadmap

v1.0

Will include the following components:
- Comment list
- Content body
- Content list
- Content title
- Quick search
- Space title
- Space list
Will use React 0.14.5

v1.0.x

Will only include bug fixes or backwards compatible changes to components from 1.0 release.

v1.x

Will include new components, potential deprecation of existing components, or minor React version updates.