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ids-enterprise-wc

v1.0.0

Published

The Web Component version of the IDS Enterprise component library

Downloads

27,921

Readme

Infor Design System Web Components Beta Library

License npm version Build Check Coverage Status

Infor Design System Enterprise Web Components Library is a framework independent UI library consisting of CSS and JS that provides Infor product development teams, partners, and customers the tools to create user experiences that are approachable, focused, relevant, and perceptive.

Key Features

  • Three themes, including a WCAG 2.0 AAA compatible high-contrast theme and ability to theme anything
  • Responsive components
  • Touch-friendly interactions
  • SVG-based iconography for high DPI screens and scaling
  • Built-in, extendible localization system
  • Built-in mitigation of XSS exploits
  • Excellent test coverage
  • Well documented in .md format
  • Contains an extensive Change log which lists any and all breaking changes
  • Fully linted code
  • Follows WAI-ARIA authoring practices with a focus on accessibility
  • Fully namespaced with an ids- namespace
  • We follow the Gold standard for making web components
  • Includes types for typescript users
  • Every component has the CSS and DOM Encapsulation for css collision avoidance
  • 100+ Components
  • Includes Visual Code intellisense with standard schemas
  • Typescript types
  • We now support Es Modules
  • Bundle size in npm is 33% smaller (with code splitting enabled)
  • Supports CSP including css and js CSP
  • The newest designs will be added here
  • Removed a lot of older less commonly used features and misused patterns
  • New scroll view component to replace circle pager
  • New chart components
  • Data Grid virtual DOM
  • Flexible Flex Grid and responsive grid

Browser Support

We support the latest release and the release previous to the latest (R-1) for browsers and OS versions:

| IE Edge | Firefox | Chrome | Safari | iOS Safari | | --------- | --------- | --------- | --------- | --------- | | R-1 | R-1 | R-1| R-1| R-1

Installation

The components are available via npm/yarn:

npm install --save ids-enterprise-wc@latest

To Clone and Run this Repo locally (requires node 18 (16 or 17))

mkdir enterprise-wc
cd enterprise-wc
git clone [email protected]:infor-design/enterprise-wc.git .
npm i
npm run start

Using Code Hinting

The npm package ships with a file called vscode.html-custom-data.json. The file describes the custom elements and their settings for use in Visual Studio Code to provide “IntelliSense”. To enable it, you just need to tell VS Code where the file is.

  1. As per above, install with npm install --save ids-enterprise-wc@latest
  2. Create a folder called .vscode at the root of your project
  3. Create a file inside that folder called settings.json
  4. Add the following setting to the file.
{
  "html.customData": ["./node_modules/ids-enterprise-wc/vscode.html-custom-data.json"]
}

You may need to restart VS Code for the changes to take affect.

Most popular editors support custom code completion with different configurations. Please submit a feature request and/or pull request if you want to add your editor.

Documentation

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