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Constellation

Base component library for React based applications built and used by Blockchain.com.

Installation

Run the installation as documented in the repo root

Running Storybook

Inside the constellation package, run:

yarn storybook

Tests

Inside the constellation package, run:

yarn test

Unit tests

Unit tests will be run by jest automatically by naming your test <test name>.test.ts

Snapshot tests

Snapshot tests are run automatically using the command above. Snapshots are generated automatically via Storybook's Storyshots add-on

A snapshot will be created automatically when a story is created. Snapshot tests should be updated whenever you create a new story or visually update an existing story. To do this, run:

yarn test:update

Type checking

Check TS types by running:

yarn test:tsc

Build Package

Build the package for a new release, via Rollup output to dist, using

yarn build

Using the Library

  1. Install the library yarn add @blockchain/constellation

  2. Import Inter font. see

  3. Import and wrap your entire App with the ThemeProvider component. Example below

     import { useEffect } from 'react'
    
     import {
       ThemeProvider,
       useThemeMode,
       useLocalStorage,
       ThemeMode
     } from '@blockchain/constellation'
    
     function App(): JSX.Element {
       const [themeMode] = useLocalStorage<ThemeMode>('themeMode', 'light')
       const theme = useThemeMode(themeMode)
    
       return (
         <Store>
           <ThemeProvider theme={theme}>
               <Router>
                   ...
               </Router>
           </ThemeProvider>
         <Store />
       )
     }
    
  4. That's it, happy hacking!


Local Hacking Guide

If you would like to develop this library while consuming it via another application, follow these steps:

Prerequisites

  • Requires Yarn 2 (Berry) and Webpack 5. It may be possible to use in other setups, but they remain untested.**
  • Ensure the Webpack 5 config has symlinks: false in the resolve config.

Steps

  1. From Constellation repo, run yarn workspace @blockchain-com/constellation build to compile Constellation.

  2. In the app you would like to symlink the repo to, change the dependency install in package.json

    "@blockchain-com/constellation": "portal:../constellation/packages/constellation", // relative path may be different!
    
  3. In consuming app, run yarn install

  4. You can now make changes to Constellation components and use them directly in the consuming app!

NOTE: For now you will have to manually rebuild (rerun step 1) after every change to a Constellation component.

Other Scripts

  • yarn test --watch - Run jest in watch mode
  • yarn analyze_bundle:open - Create an bundle report and open in the browser
  • yarn analyze_bundle:json - Create an bundle report json in ./stats.json

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Package last updated on 19 Nov 2022

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