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@australiangreens/ag-internal-components

v0.3.21

Published

Library of components

Readme

ag-internal-components

Library of MUI react components used across various apps.

Themes

If this library is imported, MUI styling modules will be augmented to support changes needed for AG Themes. For example, the NavBar component requires the custom theme.navBar.backgroundColor value to be in the theme context.

Generally, all that will be needed is to use a theme provider with the internalAgSystemsTheme in the component hierarchy above any library components:

import {internalAgSystemsTheme} from '@australiangreens/ag-internal-components';

<ThemeProvider theme={fed21Theme}>
  <App />
</ThemeProvider>

If an app needs to customise the theme further via createTheme(), either do a deep merge with with internalAgSystemsTheme or just ensure all required properties in the AgCustomTheme interface are provided.

The development environment

We are now at version 22 of node, with React 19 and Vite 7. We use pnpm for development.

Development with pnpm link

If you wish to give the latest version of ag-internal-components a red hot go with your calling application (like ListManager), add this to its package.json, or similar. (The part after link: will depend on your path on your machine.)

  "pnpm": {
    "overrides": {
      "@australiangreens/ag-internal-components": "link:/home/peter/projects/greens/ag-internal-components"
    }
  }

Then run pnpm i. (You may need to run pnpm dev --force first to get the app running.)

To disconnect it, remove this from ListManager's (or other calling application's) package.json, and run pnpm i again; that will revert to the installed ag-internal-components library.