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analytica-frontend-lib

v1.3.52

Published

Repositório público dos componentes utilizados nas plataformas da Analytica Ensino

Readme

README

Repositório público dos componentes utilizados nas plataformas da Analytica Ensino.

npm version


Como usar?

Instale a biblioteca em seu projeto com o comando:

yarn add analytica-frontend-lib

Importe os componentes

Para usar os componentes, basta importá-los no seu projeto:

import { Text } from 'analytica-frontend-lib'

const MyComponent = () => {
  return <Text>Olá mundo!</Text>
}

Importando Estilos CSS

Para usar os estilos e variáveis CSS da lib, importe o arquivo de estilos:

// No seu arquivo layout.tsx (Next.js) ou main.tsx (Vite)
import 'analytica-frontend-lib/styles.css';

Etapas para criar um novo componente

  1. Crie uma nova branch a partir da main.
  2. Crie o componente na pasta /src/components.
  3. Adicione testes unitários, com cobertura mínima de 80%.
  4. Adicione o componente no Ladle, contemplando todas as variações.
  5. Atualize a versão no campo version do arquivo package.json.
  6. Abra um Pull Request (PR) da sua branch para a main.
  7. O GitHub Actions cuidará da publicação automática após o merge.

Regras

  • Testes unitários são obrigatórios, com coverage mínimo de 80%.
  • Siga o princípio da responsabilidade única (single responsibility): construa componentes compostos por componentes menores.
  • No arquivo package.json da biblioteca temos:
    • peerDependencies: Framework core (React)
    • dependencies: Bibliotecas específicas usadas pelos componentes
    • devDependencies: Ferramentas de build, testes, linting

Ladle

Link público: https://analytica-ensino.github.io/analytica-frontend-lib/