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v21.9.1

Published

This repository contains basic react UI components, hooks and utils for CTI technology front-end projects.

Readme

CTI UI KIT

This repository contains basic react UI components, hooks and utils for CTI technology front-end projects.

TypeScript React TailwindCSS PNPM

Figma | Storybook | Confluence

Read Installation guide to install and setup project to front-end app

Local development

Requirements

Branching strategy

  1. From main create feature branch with name in format: type/scope Examples: fix/CP-123, feat/TB-123, fix/issue-123
  2. Create PR to main branch
  3. For deploy and release follow release strategy

Standalone local development in storybook

Simply run pnpm install and pnpm dev to start storybook locally

Local development with package linking

Supposing that you have following folder structure:

$ ls 
# Shows up folders /cti-ui /tb_front
  • Run pnpm build:watch on ui kit folder
  • Change the entry for ui kit in package.json to "@cti-technology/cti-ui-kit": "file:../cti-ui-kit/". Note: we are using file: protocol because it better resolves the peer dependencies from the project dependencies, ensuring that the linked dependency correctly uses the versions of the dependencies specified in your main project, leading to more consistent and expected behaviors
  • Run pnpm i and pnpm run dev:ui-kit in tb_front folder. Note: you will have to run pnpm i every time the ui-kit is rebuilt
  • After you finished your work rollback the entry in package.json

Read more about linking in pnpm

Commands

  • Local Development: pnpm dev
  • Build: pnpm build
  • Test: pnpm test
  • Re-build on file change:: pnpm build:watch

Deployment

See complete list of steps for deployment build in Dockerfile

See release strategy guide

Testing and Linting

  • Type Errors Check: pnpm typecheck
  • Linting and Formatting: pnpm lint:fix
  • Lint Checking: pnpm lint
    • CI/CD lint check: pnpm lint:check
  • Unit Testing:
    • Watch Mode: pnpm test
    • Run Once: pnpm test:once
    • Test Coverage Report: pnpm coverage
    • UI View of Test Coverage: pnpm test:ui

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