openFDA is a research project to provide open APIs, raw data downloads, documentation and examples, and a developer community for an important collection of FDA public datasets.
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This repository contains the main open.fda.gov website.
npm run gatsby develop
or
npm run dev
Redux actions go here. They describe all the possible state changes of the application
Any commonly used aria attributes can go here, like hiding an element from a screen reader
Stateless, functional react components go here. A function component should not have any state, and will always render the same thing if provided with a given set of props. Some routes have their own components folders, that provide components only used in that route. Most components should go here though
Container components go here. These react components are reduxified. They communicate with the store and dispatch actions, passing down props to their child components. This way we minify how many components have state, as well as having a tightly controlled, reliable way of describing application state
Global css for the entire site goes here. Because we css modules, most of our css is defined in the same folder as the component it is tied to, but we still need a place to put the US web design standards. Colors, type styles, basic grid structure, etc, go here
Any hard coded data that is used globally goes here. Some routes have their own data folder that serves the same purpose, but is local to that route
Routes and posts for the page. The folder structure in here determines the routes for the site. All blog posts go in blog. Static assets like images, fonts, etc, should also go here
Our redux stores for the site
Any commonly inlined styles should go here. It really should only be the style reset
Flow types that are commonly used should go here
Handy openFDA specific utility functions like fetchQuery or randColor
Gatsby uses either a html or md wrapper when rendering content. In our case, we exclusively use the md wrapper
See details about testing at ./TESTING.md
config.toml can be used to declare global variables, if needed
The webpack configuration can be tweaked using gatsby.config.js, which allows us to override the default gatsby configuration
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