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@hiro-ui/bootstrap

v8.3.5

Published

Hiro UI - Bootstrap

Downloads

68

Readme

Hiro UI - Bootstrap npm (scoped)

This project provides standardised components, themes and rendering for Hiro Apps. By rendering your React app as a Hiro App; Authentication, ORM, Redux store and Routing are all handled for you. Additionally, Hiro UI Themes are provided and work in conjunction with the underlying Semantic UI components to provide re-usable React components.

Publish

yarn lerna publish

Usage

First create your React app using the create-react-app tool.

yarn create react-app my-app --typescript

Follow the given instructions.

Then import components as normal and use:

import { Container, Menu, MenuItem, Segment } from '@hiro-ui/bootstrap';
import HiroLogo from './hiro-logo.svg';

const MyApp = () => (
  <Container>
    <GlobalStyle />
    <Menu bordered>
      <MenuItem border="right">
        <img src={HiroLogo} width={35} height={35} alt="HIRO Login" />
      </MenuItem>
      <MenuItem>Welcome</MenuItem>
    </Menu>
    <p>Hello world!</p>
  </Container>
);

See the docs for examples of components and their props: https://arago.github.io/hiro-ui/

ESLint Configuration

Usage

First, install this package, ESLint and the necessary plugins.

yarn add -D @hiro-ui/eslint-config

Then create a file named .eslintrc.json with following contents in the root folder of your project:

{
  "extends": "@hiro-ui"
}

Prettier Configuration

Usage

Install:

$ yarn add --dev @hiro-ui/prettier-config

Edit package.json:

{
  // ...
  "prettier": "@hiro-ui/prettier-config"
}

Husky Configuration

Usage

Install:

yarn add --dev husky @hiro-ui/husky-config

Create .huskyrc.js:

module.exports = require('@hiro-ui/husky-config');

Storybook

Run the storybook locally:

yarn storybook

Storybook exists remotely on arago.github.io. Once you update any story, you will need to publish it there.

The main idea is that you need to generate files in docs folder of bootstrap on master branch, copy it somewhere, checkout to gh-pages branch, replace all the files in storybook-files folder with the generated ones and push updated gh-pages.

Steps to publish storybook over terminal:

  • git checkout master && git pull
  • cd packages/bootstrap/

Generate files and folders inside of docs folder that will be used in the future:

  • yarn docs

Create a folder located over hiro-ui:

  • cd ../../ && mkdir ../docs

Copy all the generated files into created on the previous step folder:

  • cp -r docs/* ../docs
  • rm -r docs/*

Pull gh-pages branch:

  • git checkout gh-pages && git pull

Remove existing files:

  • rm -r storybook-files/*

Populate storybook-files with new files:

  • cp -r ../docs/* ./storybook-files
  • git add ./storybook-files && git commit -m "Your commit" && git push origin gh-pages
  • rm -rf ../docs