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@elmethis/qwik

v0.0.23

Published

Create a Qwik library

Readme

Qwik Library

This package provides reusable UI building blocks for the Qwik web framework.

Directory structure

This package is one of the workspace packages managed by pnpm.

The package lives at ./packages/qwik.

  • .storybook/ - Storybook configuration
  • lib/ - build output
  • lib-types/ - build output (TypeScript types)
  • src/ - source root
    • assets/ - static assets
    • components/ - Qwik components
      • <category>/
        • elm-x.module.scss
        • elm-x.stories.tsx
        • elm-x.tsx
    • hooks/ - custom Qwik hooks
    • styles/ - shared styles (SCSS)
    • index.ts - package exports (re-export components)

Coding style

Module structure

Each component module should include:

  • Component: TypeScript JSX (.tsx)
  • Styles: SCSS Modules (.module.scss)
  • Storybook: a Storybook meta file (.stories.tsx)

Component (TypeScript JSX)

File: elm-my-something.tsx

import { component$ } from "@builder.io/qwik";

import styles from "./elm-my-something.module.scss";

export interface ElmMySomethingProps {
  placeholder?: string;
}

export const ElmMySomething = component$<ElmMySomethingProps>(
  ({ placeholder = "Howdy" }) => {
    return <div class={styles["elm-my-something"]}>{placeholder}</div>;
  },
);

Styles (SCSS Modules)

File: elm-my-something.module.scss

.elm-my-something {
}

Storybook

File: elm-my-something.stories.tsx

import type { Meta, StoryObj } from "storybook-framework-qwik";
import { ElmMySomething } from "./elm-my-something";

const meta: Meta<typeof ElmMySomething> = {
  // Replace the <Category> placeholder
  title: "Components/<Category>/elm-my-something",
  component: ElmMySomething,
  tags: ["autodocs"],
  args: {},
};

export default meta;

type Story = StoryObj<typeof meta>;

export const Primary: Story = {};

Bulk Exports

We export all components and their prop types in src/index.ts.

// | Code |
export {
  ElmCodeBlock,
  type ElmCodeBlockProps,
} from "./components/code/elm-code-block";
export { ElmKatex, type ElmKatexProps } from "./components/code/elm-katex";
export {
  ElmShikiHighlighter,
  type ElmShikiHighlighterProps,
} from "./components/code/elm-shiki-highlighter";

// | Containments |
export {
  ElmParallax,
  type ElmParallaxProps,
} from "./components/containments/elm-parallax";