react-oui-icons

React OUI Icons

Icons for the Optimizely application and other OUI projects.

Implementation

This implementation consists of a Icon React Component that will generate an inline SVG icon using the data associated with the name of the icon. Any attributes will be passed as props.

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Using the icons

1. Download the package: Run yarn add react-oui-icons to include the latest icons in your project.

2. Using an icon: You can use one of the icons in the HTML with:

   import Icon from 'react-oui-icons';
   
   ...
   
   <Icon
     name="search"
     description="search"
     size="medium"
     fill="black"
   />
   
   ...
   

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Storybook

react-oui-icons uses Storybook! You can view all of the icons through the Storybook interface by running:

yarn run storybook

It will start a local webserver served at http://localhost:6006/.

Adding and editing icons

1. Add icons to assets/svgs/.
2. Run yarn svgson to update the icon internal data file in src/Icon/icons.json.
   • If this command is failing, try running yarn install first.
3. Create a new release of react-oui-icons (see Pre-Release and Release a new version of react-oui-icons)
4. Update version of react-oui-icons in Optimizely OUI's package.json to the latest
   • Run yarn upgrade [e-mail] in OUI
   • Copy the contents of react-oui-icons's src/Icon/icons.json to OUI's src/stories/icons.json
   • Add a line to the Changelog, something like:
     • [Patch] Update react-oui-icons version to xx.xx.xx ([PR #](https://github.com/optimizely/oui/pull/PR #))
5. Create a new release of OUI
6. Bump the OUI version number in Optimizely's package.json
   • Run yarn upgrade [e-mail] in src/www/frontend

Test in Optimizely.git

1. cd ~/react-oui-icons
2. yarn link
3. cd ~/optimizely
4. yarn link react-oui-icons
5. Use ?use_local_bundle=true to test your icon changes before releasing with confidence

:warning: Pre-Release

Don't forget these before you create a release:

1. Add a new header to CHANGELOG.md under “Unreleased” with the new version number:

   ## Unreleased
   
   ## 2.0.0 - 2018-04-13
   - [Release] Added a cool breaking change. (#999)
   

2. Commit to master: git add . && git commit -a -m 'Prep for new release version x.y.z'

Release new version of react-oui-icons

1. yarn release patch or yarn release minor or yarn release major
2. Create a new release on GitHub:
   • Select the new tag version
   • Leave “Release title” blank
   • Paste in “Unreleased” latest additions from the CHANGELOG.md release notes

Changelog

2.11.3 - 2020-09-02

• [Patch] Update svg for hash