@dhis2/d2-ui-appdeprecated

D2-UI App wrappers

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README

d2-ui

Build Status FOSSA Status

Introduction

D2-UI is a user interface component library for developing DHIS2 applications. The core development team uses and maintains these components to ensure visual consistency between DHIS2 web applications.

Structure

This is a monorepo comprised of many packages which are individually published to NPM using Yarn Workspaces. Yarn Workspaces handles linking the packages in this repository together, and ensures that everything is using the latest code.

See packages to see what components are available.

The example application

In examples you will find an application bootstrapped with create-react-app which demonstrates how one consumes the components d2-ui provides.

Getting started

In the d2-ui root directory:

yarn install
yarn watch

In the examples/create-react-app subdirectory:

yarn start

Now you are able to change any component in packages/ and the changes will be reflected live in the example application.

Linking individual components

When working on a component that's consumed by a different app, you can preview the changes without publishing by using yarn link. Let's say you're working on the legend component. First you'll need to build the components. Run this from the d2-ui root directory:

yarn install
yarn run build

After that link the components you're working on (we'll use legend for this example):

cd d2-ui/packages/legend/build
yarn link

After that, change directory to the app that consumes the component you're working on (let's say the maintenance-app). From the root of that project run:

yarn link @dhis2/d2-ui-legend`

This will link your local version of the component and your local changes will be reflected in the app.

Contributing

See how to contribute.

Release process

Documented in RELEASING.

License

FOSSA Status

Report an issue

The issue tracker can be found in DHIS2 JIRA under the LIBS project.

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