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@navinc/marketplace-web

v9.11.12

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A fully portable -- across Nav's standard environments -- marketplace for the web.

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@navinc/marketplace-web

A fully portable -- across Nav's standard environments -- marketplace for the web.

You can view the current build of Storybook here.

Bug Reporting: For technical issues message @frontend. For design issues talk to a designer.

Quick start

Start Storybook

npx lerna run start --stream --scope=@navinc/marketplace-web

And go to http://localhost:6006/

Contributing

Adding a new Component:

Copy the pattern used with other components. Each component should have its own folder with a structure similar to

/index.js
/index.spec.js
/index.stories.js
/readme.md

IMPORTANT: Don't forget to add them to the main src/index.js file.

Updating a Component:

This can be dangerous waters. Its super easy to update global components now, but be careful cause this will change it everywhere its used! Make sure to be smart about changes you make and to thoroughly test your changes! If you do make breaking changes, make sure you do a major version bump.

Building

Component Library

npx lerna run build --stream --scope=@navinc/marketplace-web

Storybooks

npx lerna run build:storybook --stream --scope=@navinc/marketplace-web

And open /public/marketplace-web/index.html to test storybook.

Testing

  1. npx lerna run test --stream --scope=@navinc/marketplace-web This will run Jest and our linter.

Test in Pip

  1. Test in pipsqueak with ./bin/copy-package marketplace pip or to continuously copy over to pip npx lerna run dev:marketplace --stream --scope=@navinc/marketplace-web

Using marketplace-web in your own projects

  1. Install it in your project npm i @navinc/marketplace-web
  2. Use it! Ex: import { CreditCardMarketplace } from '@navinc/marketplace-web'
  3. Refer to Storybook for implementation details for each component.

Add-ons

We use the following add-ons are in Storybooks. Please read their documentation for more details.

  • Controls: allow you to edit React props dynamically using the Storybook UI.
  • Viewport: allows your stories to be displayed in different sizes and layouts
  • Actions: used to display data received by event handlers.
  • Options: used to set configure the Storybook UI.
  • a11y: accessibility testing. story.
  • Info : Shows additional info in the storybook ui about a component