!DEPRECATED! Aerian Component Library

Installation

npm install --save @aerian-studios/[email protected]
# or
yarn add @aerian-studios/[email protected]

Usage

Form

The Form component is an implementation of react-hook-form. The component has 2 required props onSubmitFn and validationSchema.

• onSubmitFn:
  • Is called when the form is submitted and passed data from the form. Data is passed to the function as an object where each key is the name of the form elements that are passed as children to Form (see adding children)
• validationSchema:
  • Uses the yup schema builder library to validate inputs to the form. yup needs to be installed and imported separately. The schema can be passed to Form as a plain object, as it is wrapped internally with yup.object().shape()

Full example

import { 
    Form, 
    FormContents, 
    FormControls, 
    FormInput, 
    FormInputGroup, 
    FormSelect 
} from 'aerian-component-library';
import * as yup from 'yup';

const validationSchema = {
    email: yup.string().email().required()
}

const FormComponent = () => {
    const submitHandler = (data) => {
        // do something with the data returned from the form
        // data is passed to onSubmitFn with the names of 
        // each input as the key e.g.:

        /* 
            {
                email: "[email protected],
                types_of_fish: "pike",
                peoples_name: ["jon", "amy"],
                types_of_cheese: "cheddar
            }
        */
    }

    return (
        <Form onSubmitFn={submitHandler} validationSchema={validationSchema}>
            <FormContents>
                <FormInput label="Name" name="email" type="email" />

                <FormInputGroup
                    name="types_of_fish"
                    label="Types of fish"
                    inputs={[
                    {
                        label: "Salmon",
                        value: "salmon",
                        defaultChecked: true,
                    },
                    {
                        label: "Pike",
                        value: "pike",
                    },
                    ]}
                />

                <FormInputGroup
                    name="peoples_names"
                    label="People's Names"
                    type="checkbox"
                    inputs={[
                    {
                        label: "Jon",
                        value: "jon",
                        defaultChecked: true,
                    },
                    {
                        label: "Amy",
                        value: "amy",
                    },
                    {
                        label: "Carol",
                        value: "carol",
                    },
                    ]}
                />

                <FormSelect
                    name="types_of_cheese"
                    label="Types of cheese"
                    options={[
                    { label: "Cheddar", value: "cheddar" },
                    { label: "Gouda", value: "gouda" },
                    { label: "Brie", value: "brie" },
                    ]}
                />
            </FormContents>

            <FormControls />
        </Form>
    );
}

export default FormComponent;

Form Element

import { Form } from 'aerian-component-library';

const FormComponent = () => {
    return (
        <Form onSubmitFn={() => {}} validationSchema={{}}>
        </Form>
    );
}

export default FormComponent;

Props

Name	Type	Default
onSubmitFn	(data: Record<string, string &#124; string[]>) => void	undefined
validationSchema	Record<string, YupTypes>	undefined
onResetFn?	() => void	undefined

Developing locally

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The repository contains storybooks for building and testing new components. To add components to the library use the following steps:

Clone this repository:

https://github.com/matt-hardman/aerian-component-library.git

Install dependencies:

yarn

Run:

yarn storybook

Then create a component and relevant story within the src folder.

Linking a local version of aerian-component-library to another project

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Based on: this article

Sometimes it is useul to link a local version of a library to another react project, to ensure everything is working correctly, before publishing an update to the npm dirctory.

Using npm link or yarn link can cause problems as the whole project is linked and multiple versions of react are detected.

To solve this problem yalc can be used.

yarn global add yalc

Once yalc is installed running yarn npm-publish:local will build the library as if it was being published to npm, but store it locally.

Next go to the react project you want to install the local version of aerian-component-library and run yalc add aerian-component-library.