@sendgrid/ui-components
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Re-useable React components based on the SendGrid's Style Guide.
After running npm install and ensuring that style-guide is pulled properly just run npm run storybook and you should be good to go!
For many components, it's useful for testing to have attributes that make them easy to query for and select.
For this, use data-test="some-test-id" as an attribute that describes the component. If it's possible, you can and should the props passed in to create a unique identifier.
State is hard and all of the UI components should be purely presentational. But, that makes them hard to test out in Storybook. The stateful components (e.g. StatefulTextInput) are solely for working with Storybook and are not supported or endorsed in anyway. Think of them as a private API. They can be removed at any time. You've been warned.
FAQs
Reusable UI components for Sendgrid's applications.
We found that @sendgrid/ui-components demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 5 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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