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@diplodoc/components
Advanced tools
Компоненты для Yandex Flavored Markdown Documentation.
npm i @diplodoc/components
Append js
// In most cases append transform runtime
import "@doc-tools/transform/dist/js/yfm.js";
import {createRoot} from 'react-dom/client';
import {ThemeProvider} from '@gravity-ui/uikit';
// configure components
import {configure as configureUikit} from '@gravity-ui/uikit';
import {configure as configureDocs} from '@diplodoc/components';
configureUikit({lang: 'ru'});
// can be reconfigured in any moment
configureDocs({
lang: 'ru',
// optionally configure allowed translations
loc: {ru, en, tr, ...}
})
// The theme must be applied. To do that wrap your app in ThemeProvider
const root = createRoot(document.getElementById('root'));
root.render(
<ThemeProvider theme="light">
<App />
</ThemeProvider>,
);
Append css
/*project.css*/
/*Append components styles*/
@import '@diplodoc/components';
/*Append components theme*/
@import '@diplodoc/components/themes/common';
/*In most cases append transform styles*/
@import '@doc-tools/transform/dist/css/yfm.css';
To build the project correctly you need to install python@2
.
Visit python.org/downloads to get the latest version.
Install Dependencies
npm ci
cd demo && npm ci
To start the development server with storybook run the following:
npm run dev
We use Playwright for testing.
Each version of Playwright needs specific versions of browser binaries to operate.
# loads binaries
npx playwright install
By default playwright will use http://localhost:6006 as URL for storybook server.
If you want to change it, you should add .env
file in repository's root directory with the data below:
# the URL where the storybook is running
BASE_URL= # for example:'http://localhost:6006'
All tests:
npm run test
Single test:
npm run test test_name.spec.ts
Several sets of test files from different folders:
npm run test __tests__/folder1 __tests__/folder2
Last failed tests:
npx playwright test --last-failed
These commands run storybook server before tests.
If storybook server is already running, playwright will use it for tests and won't run another server.
To see test reports run:
npx playwright show-report
All tests are in ./__tests__
folder.
**.spec.ts
files contain test code.
To write or change tests use Playwright documentation.
For screenshot testing you need write page URL in your test file. You need page without storybook panel.
Open page without storybook panel in new tab by using 'Open canvas in new tab' button and use that URL in tests.
After running tests playwright will create folder for snapshots (if it didn't exist).
**.__screenshots__
folders contain screenshots which are used for comparison with test screenshots.
If reference screenshot is incorrect you can update it:
npm run test --update-snapshots
MIT
FAQs
React components for drawing Diplodoc documentation
The npm package @diplodoc/components receives a total of 210 weekly downloads. As such, @diplodoc/components popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that @diplodoc/components demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 0 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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