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@sumup/circuit-ui

SumUp's React UI component library

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🚧 Under construction 🚧

The Circuit UI component API is not yet stable. There will be breaking changes without corresponding version number updates until we adopt a stable release cycle and versioning system.

Installation

yarn && yarn start

Deployment

yarn deploy

Linting and formatting

yarn fix:prettier
yarn fix:estlint
yarn fix:stylelint

yarn fix # Run all autofixing

Testing

yarn test:unit:watch
import React from 'react';
import Button from '.';

describe('Button', () => {
  it('should not render if there is no click handler, label, or children', () => {
    const button = create(<Button />);
    expect(button).toMatchSnapshot();
  });
  it('should take the body text as a child', () => {
    const output = mount(<Button onClick={() => {}}>Hello World</Button>);
    expect(output.text()).toContain('Hello World');
  });
});

Utils

Besides the component library, we also export some utilities which you might need in order to use the components. Two main ones:

  • numbers - a module for dealing with number localization.
  • currency - a module for formatting currency amounts.
  • style-helpers - a module containing helpers for writing styles.

Creating components

This project uses @sumup/foundry and the provided plop command to generate new React components. The functionality is exposed as the create-component npm script from package.json.

To create a new component, run yarn create-component inside the project. You'll see a CLI that guides you through the process.

After the CLI has finished, all files will have been created in the location you specified.

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Package last updated on 05 Jul 2018

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