@purple/phoenix-components

Phoenix components

Our aim is to build a simple React components library using styled-components and TypeScript.

3rd party libraries

Phoenix Components takes advantage of some 3rd party libraries to create consistently styled components

• @tippyjs/react - dropdown and positioning engine for the Dropdown component
• countries-and-timezones - list of timezones for the TimezonePicker component
• is-mobile - detecting mobile device for the Select component
• nanoid - unique string ID generator for Checkbox and Radio components
• noUiSlider - complete solution for the Slider (and Range) component
• react-day-picker - date picker for DatePicker and DateRangePicker components
• react-dropzone - drag'n'drop support for the FileUpload component
• react-inlinesvg - Inline loading of SVG files (to support hover effects) across all components using icons
• react-pdf - PDF files preview for the FileUpload component
• react-select - complete solution for the Select component
• react-tabs - complete solution for the Tabs component and its subcomponents (TabList, Tab and TabPanel)

Demo & Documentation

Phoenix Components Storybook

Install

npm i @purple/phoenix-components

Usage

1. Include Roboto font with weights 400 and 500 into your project. You can use for example Google Fonts. (400 and 500 are default weights for regular and bold fonts. These can be changed in the theme file - theme.fontWeight.regular a theme.fontWeight.bold.)

<link rel="preconnect" href="https://fonts.gstatic.com">
<link href="https://fonts.googleapis.com/css2?family=Roboto:wght@400;500&display=swap" rel="stylesheet">

1. Import Theme from Phoenix Components and wrap the app in <ThemeProvider> from styled-components providing the Theme object. If your repository already contains custom styled-components theme, merge both themes together. Merge should be safe as Phoenix Components use only the object with key $pc.

   Also, import <GlobalStyles> component which provides styles such as default font and sizes, and include it once in your project.

import { ThemeProvider } from 'styled-components'
import { GlobalStyles, Theme } from '@purple/phoenix-components'
...

function App() {
  return (
    <ThemeProvider theme={Theme}>
      <GlobalStyles />
      { ... your app ... }
    </ThemeProvider>
  )
}

You can optionally include dir key in the theme with values either 'ltr' or 'rtl'. This is not required but it will slightly optimize CSS generated to support right-to-left layouts, resulting in smaller footprint.

...
<ThemeProvider theme={{ dir: 'rtl', ...Theme }}>
...

1. Import components that you need and use them according to the docs.

import { TextInput } from '@purple/phoenix-components'

Customization

You can either extended the components with styled-components. For example:

import styled from 'styled-components'
import { TextInput } from '@purple/phoenix-components'

const StyledInput = styled(TextInput)`
	// css overrides here
`

Or you can modify the provided Theme file that you need to supply to the <ThemeProvider> and the values inside the $pc object. For more information about what's possible to customize please refer directly to the file src/theme.tsx.

🔼 Migration guide from v3 to v4

In prop tables, all removed properties are listed with notes how to update the component.

Alert

Renamed to Notice.

Property	Notes
text	Use children instead.
centerText	Too specific prop. Centered text in a notice component is discouraged. If needed, however, it can be done manually through child element with custom styling.
type	Use colorTheme instead.
contentColor	Use colorTheme instead.
backgroundColor	Use colorTheme instead.
title	Use children instead.

Button

Property	Notes
color	Use colorTheme instead.
background	Use colorTheme instead.

CheckBox

Renamed to Checkbox (B lowercase).

Property	Notes
color	Use colorTheme instead.

DateInput

Property	Notes
label	Removed. If needed, use standalone component Label.

FileUpload

Property	Notes
color	Use colorTheme instead.

SelectBox

Renamed to Select.

Property	Notes
autoComplete	Remove. Select does not support autoComplete prop and it was not used in the v3 anyway.
description	Description is not part of this component anymore. If any description above the text input is needed, use component Text or Paragraph.
background	Remove. Should not be desired. We strive for unified design.
border	Remove. Should not be desired. We strive for unified design.
rowHeight	Remove without replacement.

SelectPicker

Property	Notes
borderColor	Use colorTheme instead.
label	Removed. If needed, use standalone component Label.

TextArea

Property	Notes
type	Remove without replacement. textarea does not have an attribute type.
withBorder	Remove without replacement. Should not be desired. We strive for unified design.

TextInput

Property	Notes
description	Description is not part of this component anymore. If any description above the text input is needed, create a custom element with custom styling.
descriptionFontSize	The same applies as for description prop.
background	Remove without replacement. Background color should not be modified.
disableErrorText	If we don't want to display error text but want to mark the input as errored, we set the property error to true (instead of string).
focusColor	Remove without replacement. Focus color should not be modified.