VTEX Styleguide React components (Docs)
For instructions on how to use the Styleguide in your project refer to the page itself: https://vtex.github.io/styleguide/.
yarn installyarn styleguideWe use Storybook environment to help us build and test our components in real time. You can edit the Playground file and add the components you are working on, after this run the command below to see your changes in http://localhost:6006/ :
yarn storybookIf you want to change or add stories, take a look at this guide before.
Run this in this repo:
yarn developIn your project run:
npm link @vtex/styleguide
Import (case a <Button> component in lib):
import Button from '@vtex/styleguide/lib/Button'To add tests to a component, just add a test file with the .test.js extension next to the component implementation.
Example:
react/components/Alert/
├── README.md
├── index.js
└── index.test.jsWe use react-testing-library to test our components.
To run the test use:
yarn testYou can also pass the --watch flag:
yarn test --watchTo post the changelog on Github Release Notes, is required to configure a Personal Token. See more here
We use releasy to publish our styleguide. To publish on both npm and render(VTEX IO) with Github Release Notes, execute the command below:
releasy --stableTo update the docs:
yarn deploy-
Your project has to run with webpack >= 2. Here's a guide for upgrading Webpack to v2.
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VTEX Styleguideis a project built to run on top of eithernpmorVTEX IO. To make this viable, we currently use twopackage.jsonfiles, one in the top repository folder fornpm, and one inside thereactfolder forVTEX IO. We are looking into how we can improve this architecture, but for now we have to live with duplicated dependencies in thesepackage.jsonfiles.For more info, please refer to vtex#483
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We currently have two majors of the Styleguide,
8.xand9.x(master branch). Each major supports a specific VTEX's Render version. This means that we develop new features only on themasterbranch (9.x major) and do bug fixes on bothmasterand8.xbranches.
The icon components supports customization through the <use> element available in SVG. Read more
How to use: In the same page that has a icon, load in any place inside the <html> a SVG with the following structure:
<svg class="dn" height="0" version="1.1" width="0" xmlns="http://www.w3.org/2000/svg">
<defs>
<g id="icon-columns">
<path d="M10.8 4.4L9.4 3L5.4 7L3.4 5L2 6.4L5.4 9.8L10.8 4.4Z" fill="currentColor" />
</g>
<g id="OTHER-ICON-ID">
<path d="M11.7 0.3C11.5 0.1 11.3 0 11 0H10V3C10 3.6 9.6 4 9 4H4C3.4 4 3 3.6 3 3V0H1C0.4 0 0 0.4 0 1V15C0 15.6 0.4 16 1 16H15C15.6 16 16 15.6 16 15V5C16 4.7 15.9 4.5 15.7 4.3L11.7 0.3ZM13 14H3V11C3 10.4 3.4 10 4 10H12C12.6 10 13 10.4 13 11V14Z" fill="currentColor"/>
<path d="M9 0H7V3H9V0Z" fill="currentColor"/>
</g>
</defs>
</svg>- The ID must match the ID of the icon you want to replace. To see all available options, view icons folder.
- Inside one SVG you can have more than one
<g id="">, one for each icon you want to update.
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