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@pschaubroeck/ui-datatable

v1.0.0

Published

ui datatable library based on react-table

Downloads

5

Readme

UI Datatable

UI Datatable is a ui wrapper of react-table, created as a re-useable/accessible components for BusinesSolver react applications.

Live Documentation

What's New

  • v1 - initial components/documentation

Getting Started

These instructions will get you a copy of the project up and running on your local machine for development and testing purposes. See deployment for notes on how to deploy the project on a live system.

Notable Dependencies

Coding style

The eslint and Prettier are setup in the project. Even if you have the code formatted ugly, prettier will format the code for you.

  • Git hooks are pre-setup, eslint and Prettier will run automatically on commit.

  • Running eslint manually:

    cd <project directory>
    npm run lint
  • Running Prettier manually:

    cd <project directory>
    npm run format

Installing

After cloning the project, navigate to the project in terminal and run the following command(s)

  • install project dependencies

    cd <project directory>
    yarn

Running the app locally

cd <project directory>
npm run storybook

Unit Tests

Unit testing uses a combination of jest, and enzyme. Test files should be packaged with the components themselves, and end with a .test.js suffix.

Test Structure

  • Component
    • defaultProps
      • tests validity of default props
      • tests validity of custom props
    • Data types
      • tests validity of PropTypes
    • Events
    • Conditionals
      • tests for conditional rendering/logic inside components
    • States
      • tests various component states

Running Tests

  • All tests

    cd <project directory>
    npm run test
  • Running single test files

    cd <project directory>
    npm run test -- <file prefix>.test.js
    
  • Debugging tests with console.log

    • need to set verbose flag to false
    • ex) npm run test -- --verbose=false

Builds for deployment

cd <project directory>
npm run format:build
npm run lint:build
npm run storybook:build
npm run build
npm run test:coverage