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iti-react

WARNING: Not intended for the general public

iti-react is MIT licensed and you may use it however you wish! However, iti-react is intended for internal use in Interface Technologies projects and may not be suitable for your project. In particular:

  • We don't follow semver and make a lot of breaking changes. Review CHANGELOG.md before updating.
  • The TypeScript source is published directly to npm. We don't transpile to normal JavaScript before publishing.
  • The library assumes you are using Bootstrap 5, Moment.js, Tippy.js, and FontAwesome 5.
  • permissions relies on your backend supporting a very specific "get permissions" API method.
  • check-for-js-bundle-update-saga depends on Redux Saga and requires a hidden element to be in your index.html.

If you'd still like to use iti-react, feel free to contact me at srmagura@gmail.com.

In the future, parts of the project may be broken out into standalone packages that are intended for the general public.

@interface-technologies/iti-react-core

Hooks and utilities that work in both React DOM and React Native projects.

Features:

  • Form validation
  • Hooks for querying data (switching to react-query for new projects)

@interface-technologies/iti-react

Hooks, utilities, and components for React DOM projects. Exports everything from iti-react-core. This means that every function/type/variable in the iti-react-core API documentation is also in the iti-react documentation.

Features:

  • Form inputs for selects, time, date, phone number, time zone, files
  • Commonly-used components: Bootstrap modal dialog, confirmation dialog, pager, submit button with loading indicator

Usage

  1. yarn add --exact @interface-technologies/iti-react
  2. Install the required peer dependencies: yarn add react-datepicker @popperjs/core bootstrap react react-dom react-router-dom
  3. Add @import '~@interface-technologies/iti-react/dist/iti-react.scss'; to your top-level SCSS file.

@interface-technologies/permissions

This is a legacy package not to be used in new projects.

Exports a convenientGetFactory for making an API method that retrieves permissions and a usePermissions hook for accessing those permissions in a component.

@interface-technologies/check-for-js-bundle-update-saga

Checks index.html every few minutes to see if a new JavaScript bundle has been published, then prompts the user to refresh the page if necessary.

@interface-technologies/eslint-config

An ESLint config that extends eslint-config-airbnb-typescript and disables some annoying rules.

Install the package and its peer dependencies with

yarn add --dev @interface-technologies/eslint-config @typescript-eslint/eslint-plugin @typescript-eslint/parser eslint eslint-config-prettier eslint-config-airbnb eslint-config-airbnb-typescript eslint-plugin-import eslint-plugin-jsx-a11y eslint-plugin-react eslint-plugin-react-hooks eslint-plugin-promise eslint-import-resolver-typescript eslint-plugin-jest eslint-plugin-testing-library

Then set your .eslintrc.js to

module.exports = {
extends: "@interface-technologies"
}

Recommmended Plugins

eslint-plugin-redux-saga: if your project uses redux-saga. Make these changes to .eslintrc.js:

extends: Add 'plugin:redux-saga/recommended'
plugins: Add 'redux-saga'
rules: Add 'redux-saga/no-unhandled-errors': 'off'

@interface-technologies/prettier-config

A Prettier config. Use it by installing the package and adding this to your package.json:

    "prettier": "@interface-technologies/prettier-config",

@interface-technologies/tsconfig

A TypeScript config. Use it by installing the package and setting your tsconfig.json to

{
"extends": "@interface-technologies/tsconfig",
"compilerOptions": {
"noEmit": true
}
}

If using absolute imports:

{
"extends": "@interface-technologies/tsconfig",
"compilerOptions": {
"baseUrl": "./src",
"noEmit": true
}
}

noEmit is explicitly stated so that your project doesn't get cluttered with .js files if the base tsconfig can't be resolved for some reason.

@interface-technologies/lint-staged-config

A config for lint-staged that lints your TypeScript files and prettifies everything.

  1. Install the package as well as lint-staged.
  2. Add a package.json script: "lint-staged": "lint-staged --no-stash". lint-staged stashing is stupid and will cause you to lose your work.
  3. Create a lint-staged.config.js file:
const getLintStagedConfig = require('@interface-technologies/lint-staged-config')

module.exports = getLintStagedConfig()

// **OR**

module.exports = getLintStagedConfig({ lintIgnorePatterns: ['**/Models/Generated/**/*'] })

@interface-technologies/webpack-config

This is a legacy package not to be used in new projects. I may resurrect it at some point.

Exports a getWebpackConfig function that returns a Webpack configuration object, except the entry key which you need to set yourself.

  1. Install the package and its peer dependencies:
yarn add --dev @interface-technologies/webpack-config autoprefixer css-loader postcss postcss-loader sass-loader style-loader ts-loader typescript webpack webpack-cli webpack-dev-server
  1. Create a Webpack config file similar to this:
const path = require('path')
const getWebpackConfig = require('@interface-technologies/webpack-config')

module.exports = (env, argv) => {
return {
...getWebpackConfig({
mode: argv.mode,
workspacePackageJsonPath: path.resolve(__dirname, '../../package.json'),
outputPath: path.resolve(__dirname, '../Website/wwwroot/dist'),

enableBugsnagUpload: !!env.enableBugsnagUpload,
bugsnagApiKey: 'API KEY HERE',

devServerPort: 12345,
enableBundleAnalyzer: false,
}),
entry: {
app: path.resolve(__dirname, './src/App.tsx'),
},
}
}

@interface-technologies/jest-config

A Jest configuration. It enables fake timers and automatically resets mocks before each test.

  1. yarn add --dev @interface-technologies/jest-config
  2. Add jest.config.js:
module.exports = {
...require('@interface-technologies/jest-config'),

// other config here
}

Developer Documentation

See CONTRIBUTING.md.

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