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chart-concept

v0.1.0

Published

Library of reusable components, themes, and supporting elements for developing front-end projects within the CCT company.

Downloads

3

Readme

UI Components

Library of reusable components, themes, and supporting elements for developing front-end projects within the CCT company.

Usage

  1. Install the package
    npm install @communitycapital/ui-components
  2. Use ThemeProvider to have the same styles
    import { getMuiTheme, ThemeProvider } from '@communitycapital/ui-components';
    const muiTheme = getMuiTheme(theme));
    <ThemeProvider theme = { muiTheme }>{children}</ThemeProvider>.
  3. Import needed component/helper function
    import { Tooltip } from '@communitycapital/ui-components';
  4. Use common fonts
    import '@communitycapital/ui-components/fonts/index.css';

Reason behind using UMD instead of ES

We had to use UMD build format instead of ES due to Styled Components library has issue with ES https://github.com/rollup/rollup/issues/4438. Another alternative would be migrating from Styled Components to Emotion. Thoughts regarding it can be found here https://app.clickup.com/14159275/v/dc/dg3db-14031/dg3db-23111

Dependencies and updating dependencies.

Important! All dependencies must be frozen to avoid problems with automatic dependency updates during deployment.

  • After updating libphonenumber-metadata-generator package, we need to re-generate metadata for libphonenumber-js package. Please, run npm run generate-libphonenumber-metadata for it.