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fogg

v0.3.0

Published

Component library and tools for rapidly building maps

Readme

🎩 Fogg

Fogg is a component library that stems from the need to quickly spin up new mapping applications with search capabilities. While the library contains generic components needed within a typical map-based dashboard, the Lens component is what serves as the flagship component to wrap a map.

This library is packaged as a Gatsby theme that can be easily imported to a project.

What's inside?

  • Gatsby for templating and static site generation
  • Gatsby relies on React as the UI framework
  • Gatsby Themes are utilized to provide a reusable starting point for mapping UIs
  • Storybook is used as the presentational UI and documentation

🚀 Getting Started

Installing Fogg

Add Fogg as a dependency to your project

# With Yarn
yarn add fogg

# With npm
npm install fog

Using the Library

Components

Importing the Lens component:

import { Lens } from 'fogg/ui';

const MyComponent = () => {
  return (
    <Lens {...lensSettings} />
  )
}

Hooks

Imporing the hook that provides an API to Lens:

import { useLens } from 'fogg/hooks';
const { geoSearch = {}, map = {} } = useLens();
const { search } = geoSearch;

search(searchSettings);

🧰 Developing

Prerequisites

Installation

Run the following command in your terminal to install all dependencies:

yarn install

Development

Run the following command to start up your development server:

yarn develop

Testing

Run the following command to run the test suite:

yarn test

🛠 Contributions

At this time, we're not accepting contributions until we can fully understand how it ties in to our workflow. If interested, definitely reach out and let us know.