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plasma-fhir-react-components

v0.0.2

Published

PlasmaFHIR React Components

Readme

plasma-fhir-react-components

  • Set of React components for displaying FHIR resources.
    • Mostly R4, but there are a few DSTU2 components
  • Components bind directly to FHIR resources.
  • Styles can be customized using CSS.

Usage


Import the components and use them in your application. They should take a FHIR resource as a prop.

import { FHIRr4 } from "plasma-fhir-react-components";

export function MyComponent(props: any) {
    return (
        <FHIRr4.AllergyIntoleranceView allergyIntolerance={...} />
    );
}

Styling

  • Each component has a unique CSS class name(s). You can specify the styles for these classes in your own custom CSS file.
  • If you are using SASS along with another CSS library, you can use the @apply operator to add classes directly
  • Use "Inspect Element" in the browser to determine the class names of each component
.CodingSelector {
    @apply capitalize;
}

Testing/Development


Storybook

  • yarn storybook
  • yarn build-storybook

Unit Tests

  • yarn test

Install/Update Locally

  • In your app:
    • npm install --save ../../packages/plasma-fhir-react-components
  • After making changes:
    • This package: yarn rollup
    • Your app: npm install --save ../../packages/plasma-fhir-react-components

Deployment

When deploying, please rollup and publish new version to NPM

Rollup

  • yarn rollup

Publish/Deploy

  • Increment version
  • yarn rollup
  • yarn storybook (make sure everything looks ok)
  • npm publish

References:

  • https://dev.to/alexeagleson/how-to-create-and-publish-a-react-component-library-2oe