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datocms-react-ui

v2.2.6

Published

React components to use inside DatoCMS plugins

Downloads

26,189

Readme

datocms-react-ui

React component library to mimic the DatoCMS interface inside plugins.

Using these components

To build a plugin with these components, see the official DatoCMS Plugin SDK documentation for guides and component reference. Plugins scaffolded from the official plugin template already include this package (alongside datocms-plugin-sdk). You should not need to manually add this.

Developing

This package is developed in the datocms/plugins-sdk repository, a Lerna monorepo (a single Git repo hosting multiple npm packages, with Lerna managing their shared version number and publishing). The monorepo contains two packages, released in lockstep:

  • datocms-plugin-sdk — the core plugin SDK;
  • datocms-react-ui — this component library, which depends on it.

To work on the library itself (e.g. to prepare a PR), clone the whole monorepo — this package isn't buildable standalone:

git clone https://github.com/datocms/plugins-sdk && cd plugins-sdk
npm install && npx lerna bootstrap   # root tooling + per-package dependencies
npx lerna run build                  # build all packages in dependency order

To verify the checkout, npm test runs the monorepo's small Jest suite (unit tests for SDK and UI helpers); it takes a couple of seconds and every test should pass.

A fresh checkout won't compile until that first build: components import generated styles.module.css.json class maps, and this package needs datocms-plugin-sdk's build output — so a Cannot find module './styles.module.css.json' error just means "run the build".

Testing your changes inside a real plugin

Don't use npm link — symlinking a React library commonly breaks with duplicate-React "Invalid hook call" errors. Instead, use our provided npm install-in-place script, which rebuilds this package only and copies its artifacts (dist/, styles.css, types.json) over the copy installed in a plugin project:

cd packages/react-ui
INSTALL_PATH=/path/to/your-plugin npm run install-in-place

Re-run it after every change; if the plugin uses Vite, restart the dev server with --force so its dependency cache doesn't serve stale bits. If your change also touches datocms-plugin-sdk, run that package's own install-in-place too, before this one — this package compiles against the SDK's build output. To restore the registry version afterwards, in the plugin run:

rm -rf node_modules/datocms-react-ui node_modules/.vite && npm install

Releasing (maintainers)

From the repo root, npm run publish runs the tests, builds everything, and hands off to lerna publish, which bumps both packages to the same version (fixed mode), commits, tags vX.Y.Z, and publishes to npm. Use npm run publish-next for a prerelease under the next dist-tag.

For deeper architectural notes (CSS Modules pipeline, dual CJS/ESM output, theming via ctx), see AGENTS.md in this directory.