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@microbit/ui-patterns

v0.2.1

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Higher-level UI patterns composed from @microbit/ui primitives. Ships as source; see README for the consumption setup.

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@microbit/ui-patterns

Higher-level UI patterns for micro:bit web apps, composed from @microbit/ui primitives. Where @microbit/ui provides the design-system building blocks (buttons, fields, overlays), this package holds the larger assemblies apps share — recurring page furniture built from those blocks.

What's here

  • LanguageDialog — the language settings dialog every app in the family carries: a grid of language cards (endonym over English name), split into fully/partially supported sections derived from per-language support checklists (a language with any unsupported product is partial), with a per-product support tooltip and toast, an optional preview footnote, an optional "Help translate" footer link, and a primary Close button. Selection applies immediately and the dialog closes; state stays with the app (props and callbacks only, no store). Endonyms carry lang/dir attributes — with the card's accessible name wired via aria-labelledby — so assistive tech pronounces them correctly.
  • languages — the family name-book: every language any micro:bit app lists, as { id, name, enName } with canonical BCP 47 ids (which are also the family's Crowdin codes). Apps indicate support by id — the KnownLanguageId union makes a typo or mis-cased id a compile error.
  • getDefaultLanguageId — first-run language selection: BCP 47 best-fit matching of a ?l= URL hint and the browser/OS preferences against the ids the app allows to be auto-selected. The candidate set is the app's call — pass a narrowed set where landing a user in a language silently would be wrong (e.g. incomplete native-app translations).

(<html lang> needs nothing from this package: @microbit/ui's SharedUIProvider keeps it in step with the locale automatically.)

Consumption

Like @microbit/ui, this package ships as source — TypeScript compiled and style-extracted by the consuming app's build. Set up @microbit/ui first (preset stack, styled-system alias, cascade layers — see its README), then:

  1. Install the package. @microbit/ui is a peer dependency, so both must be installed; keep them upgraded together. The peer range is deliberately *: it is the one range npm accepts both for the published prerelease versions (a normal semver range refuses to match another package's prereleases) and for the in-repo workspace copy, which sits at 0.0.0. Apps pin exact versions anyway. react-icons and react-intl are peers too, matching @microbit/ui's expectations.

  2. Add this package's sources to your Panda include, alongside the @microbit/ui glob:

    include: [
  "./src/**/*.{ts,tsx}",
  "./node_modules/@microbit/ui/src/**/*.{ts,tsx}",
  "./node_modules/@microbit/ui-patterns/src/**/*.{ts,tsx}",
],

    Miss the glob and the components render unstyled: Panda never sees their style calls, and there is no error.

  3. Strings: compile lang/ui.<locale>.json into your per-locale catalogs exactly as you do @microbit/ui's (message ids are namespaced ui-patterns.). English needs no catalog — components carry inline defaultMessages.

Development

Stories live in stories/ here but are rendered by the repo's Storybook harness, apps/storybook, whose config globs this package — one harness for the whole family. Run it from the repo root:

npm run storybook

npm run typecheck -w @microbit/ui-patterns generates this package's own styled-system/ output (from the same base preset) and runs tsc; npm run test -w @microbit/ui-patterns runs the vitest suite.

Releases

Create a GitHub release with a tag of the form ui-patterns-vX.Y.Z (e.g. ui-patterns-v0.1.0-alpha.1). The build workflow routes the release to this package by the tag prefix and publishes it. This package is versioned independently of @microbit/ui.

License

MIT © Micro:bit Educational Foundation and contributors.