backpack-transpiled

https://backpack.github.io/

Scripts used to publish a transpiled version of Skyscanner's Backpack design-system components.

Why?

Skyscanner's web components (for React) are published untranspiled. This is fine internally because we have a custom set of react-scripts that handle ES6 syntax and SASS files, but projects outside Skyscanner might not want to use backpack-react-scripts or set up custom bundler rules.

So this is a transpiled version of the components that uses vanilla JS and CSS.

This is shipped as one big package - but modern code-splitting/tree-shaking techniques should mean that your bundle size is not adversely affected

Documentation

For component documentation, see https://backpack.github.io/.

Using in a create-react-app

Simply import the components you want to use, and render them.

import BpkButton from 'backpack-transpiled/bpk-component-button';
...
return (<BpkButton>Test</BpkButton>);

Using in Next.js

To use this in Next.js there are a couple of additional steps needed.

Install @zeit/next-css and next-transpile-modules.

Create a file called next.config.js and add the following:

const withCSS = require("@zeit/next-css");
const nextTranspileModules = require("next-transpile-modules");

const withTM = nextTranspileModules(["backpack-transpiled"]);

const nextConfig = {
  // Add your own config here if you want
};

module.exports = withTM(
  withCSS({
    cssModules: true,
    cssLoaderOptions: {
      url: false,
      localIdentName: "[local]___[hash:base64:5]",
    },
    ...nextConfig,
  })
);

Installing and using backpack-transpiled should now work as it would in a vanilla create-react-app.

Developing

Do not add dependencies directly to the package.json. These are populated automagically during the backpack-pulling process by running npm run pull-backpack:dependencies.

(Adding dev-dependencies is fine.)

Prerequisites

You should have node installed.

Running locally

npm ci

Pull

To pull in and setup the latest backpack.

Note this will take a long time, and will possibly update the main package.json dependencies of this project.

npm run backpack-pull

Transpilation

To transpile files into a local dist directory ready for publishing.

npm run transpile

Publishing

To publish

Note this will first perform the tranpilation step.

npm run release

or

npm run release:patch

or

npm run release:minor

or

npm run release:major

Testing

Contributing

Contributions are welcome. Please fork and submit a PR if you want to add or change a feature.

Changelog

0.0.4

• Added snapshots of the Backpack CHANGELOG to the pull-process.