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@oge-ui/react-layout

v0.12.0

Published

React layout containers and loading visuals from the OGE UI suite: accordion, splitter, toolbar, card, progress bar, load indicator and skeleton — running the same config defaults, message catalogs and stylesheet as the Angular layout package.

Downloads

30

Readme

@oge-ui/react-layout

React layout containers and loading visuals from the OGE UI suite, running the same framework-free decision functions, the same config defaults, the same message catalogs and the same stylesheet as the Angular @oge-ui/layout package.

The OGE suite is one component engine with a native render layer per framework: nothing here wraps Angular, and the React layer is at full component and feature parity with the Angular layout family.

What ships

  • <OgeCard> — content container with header/subheader, avatar, header actions, media, actions and footer slots, styling modes, severities, orientations and a loading state that swaps the body for a skeleton.
  • <OgeAccordion> — single or multi expansion, async expand guards, lazy and kept-alive content, APG keyboard.
  • <OgeSplitter> — nested, resizable panes with the APG window-splitter keyboard, collapse/expand, min/max sizes and persisted layouts.
  • <OgeToolbar> — item groups with a width-aware overflow menu.
  • <OgeProgressBar> — determinate, indeterminate, buffered and chunked, with a formattable label that also drives aria-valuetext.
  • <OgeLoadIndicator> and <OgeSkeleton> — the loading visuals, with shimmer, pulse and static animations.
  • Config providers<OgeCardConfigProvider>, <OgeAccordionConfigProvider>, <OgeSplitterConfigProvider>, <OgeToolbarConfigProvider>, <OgeProgressBarConfigProvider>, <OgeLoadIndicatorConfigProvider> and <OgeSkeletonConfigProvider> — the React counterparts of the provideOgeXConfig() functions; defaults and strings are single-sourced in @oge-ui/behavior.

Installation

npm install @oge-ui/react-layout

Requires React 18 or 19. Import the stylesheet once at your app entry:

import '@oge-ui/react-layout/styles.css';
import '@oge-ui/react-overlay/styles.css'; // the toolbar's overflow menu

Quick start

'use client';

import { useState } from 'react';
import { OgeCard, OgeProgressBar } from '@oge-ui/react-layout';

export function UploadCard() {
  const [progress, setProgress] = useState(40);
  return (
    <OgeCard header="Import" subheader="Customers.csv" stylingMode="raised">
      <OgeProgressBar value={progress} showLabel />
    </OgeCard>
  );
}

Docs

Live demos and the full API reference: https://ogeui.com/components/card (pick React in the header switch). Machine-readable docs ship inside the package at node_modules/@oge-ui/react-layout/llms.txt.

License

MIT