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@contexture/react
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React components for building contexture interfaces https://smartprocure.github.io/@contexture/react
To install with npm
:
$ npm i @contexture/react
@contexture/react includes the following:
React components for building contexture interfaces, known simply as search components throughout our documentation
The GreyVest component library
Some pre-made themes for our search components, including a GreyVest theme
Utility functions for building contexture interfaces, theming, and more
Storybook stories for documenting and testing our components
Here is a quick guide to the directory structure:
Folder | Description |
---|---|
src/exampleTypes | Contains React components for the set of example node types included in @contexture/client. Exported as exampleTypes . |
src/greyVest | Contains the Grey Vest component library, which is exported as greyVest and consists of basic React components. Used by the Grey Vest theme. |
src/themes | Contains the Grey Vest, Blueberry, Material, and base themes, hopefully with more soon to come. Exported as themes . |
src/purgatory | Neither search components nor library components -- they just have nowhere else to go. |
everything else |
Documentation lives in our Storybook. Stories of interest include:
This project was scaffolded generally following this link: https://medium.com/@efreyreg/create-react-component-libraries-with-storybook-and-styled-jsx-8999f423f06b
Cross browser testing is done using BrowserStack thanks to their awesome support for open source projects!
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React components for building contexture interfaces
We found that @contexture/react demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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