📢 DEPRECATED

This library has been deprecated. The components have been rewitten using latest materi-UI and react versions and can be found here: Rocket-UI

For documentation and meaningful examples check-out the GitBook Documentation

---

Rocket-UI (deprecated)

Bit collection

A set of reusable and composable React components built on top of Material UI core for developing fast and friendly web applications interfaces.

👨‍🚀 Check the migration guide from bit legacy to bit harmony version.

🛠 Installation

Npmrc is npm config file and in order to use our library, you need to configured this file.

‼ Skip this step if the project is generated with our Webapp Rocket Generator. The .npmrc file is already configured

Run

npm config set @totalsoft_oss:registry https://node.bit.cloud

This command will add an entry in your root .npmrc file. If it doesn't exist, it will create one.

- Installing one component

Go to component main page and then select the command for the package manager that you use. You can also choose the version that you want to install.

Run the command in your terminal and you'll be ready to use it!

npm i @totalsoft_oss/rocket-ui.components.data-display.typography

- Install all components with a single package

If you want to have all the components in your project in just one package. navigate to core component in bit cloud.

Install core package by running

npm i @totalsoft_oss/rocket-ui.core

👷‍♂️ Usage

    import React from 'react'
    import Typography from '@totalsoft_oss/rocket-ui.components.data-display.typography'
    /* example using core package
    import { Typography } from '@totalsoft_oss/rocket-ui.core'
    */

    const App = () => {
        return (
            <Typography variant='body2' emphasis='bold'>
                "Text"
            </Typography>
        )
    }

🧬 Components structure

Each component is in a section that is appropriate for its purpose. For example, all buttons related components resides in buttons folder. All components has the same files structure. We implement and enforce this structure by creating our own component generator, a functionality provided by Bit. As you will see, all the components and the ones that will be created using the rocket-generator template will have the following structure

• index.js Entry file.
• MyComponent.js Main file.
• MyComponent.test.js Test file.
• MyComponent.docs.mdx Docs file for the component.
• compositions Compositions folder.
  • MyComponent.composition.js Compositions for simulating the component in different states and contexts.

🔧 Contributing guide

We use Bit for components management and contribution. Bit is an open-source tool for composing component-driven software.

- Install bit

Is recommended to use Command Prompt instead of Powershell due to some compatibility issues.

npm i -g @teambit/bvm

bvm install

If any error occurs at installation, please check the troubleshooting section.

- Start local server

After bit is installed successfully, you can clone the repository and use bit functionalities at their fullest.🎆

To get started straight away run in command prompt bit start and open localhost:3000. It may take a while to build the first time you run this command as it is building the whole User Interface for your development environment. When local server is up and running you would see all the components and you can interact with them.

bit start

- Modify existing components

After changing/fixing the component according to your needs, you should run bit test to make sure that all the tests are passing and add more if your changes requires.

bit test

Also, if a new feature is added, in addition to the tests, an example with the new functionality should also be added. The examples files are in each component directory inside compositions directory.

After changing the component you need to run bit status to check for bit related issues and then bit compile in order to have the latest modifications in your UI.

bit status

bit compile

- Adding a new component

For creating a new component you should use our own component generator, rocket-generator, that provides a template which is helpful in implementing a new component.

bit create rocket-generator components/buttons/my-component

- Open pull request

When your change/feature/fix is done and you want to mark which components are published, their next version and a changelog message use --soft option.

bit tag -m "my message" --soft

After running the above command you should see the bitmap file changed and after that you can create your pull request.

You can read more about Bit and other functionalitites that he provides here.

License

rocket-ui is licensed under the MIT license. @TotalSoft