onap-sdc / sdc-ui

Shared UI styles and components
http://onap-sdc.github.io/sdc-ui
MIT License
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SDC-UI Style-Guide and Components

This project aims to create a unified UI styled components for multiple development teams who work on the same web-based applications. This repository contains the definition of all the basic widgets and reusable controllers.

Usage

Link the library's CSS file

There are several options to link to sdc-ui CSS file:

SCSS
@import "path_to_node_modules/sdc-ui/css/style.css";
HTML
<link rel="stylesheet" href="https://github.com/onap-sdc/sdc-ui/blob/master/path_to_node_modules/sdc-ui/css/style.css">
As Module (Using loading tool, i.e. Webpack)
import 'sdc-ui/css/style.css';
Angular CLI projects

You can add this line to style.css file:

@import "../node_modules/sdc-ui/css/style.css";

React Code examples

Importing particular component
import Button from 'sdc-ui/lib/react/Button.js';

// inside component rendering...
render(){
    return (
        <Button>I am a Button</Button>
    );
}
Importing particular component from the react library
import {Button} from 'sdc-ui/lib/react';

// inside component rendering...
render(){
    return (
        <Button>I am a Button</Button>
    );
}
Importing the entire library
import SDCUI from 'sdc-ui';

// inside component rendering...
render(){
    return (
        <SDCUI.React.Button>I am still a Button</SDCUI.React.Button>
    );
}

Using the library in Angular (2-5)

Add the library to your module
  import { SdcUiComponentsModule, SdcUiComponents } from 'sdc-ui/lib/angular';

  @NgModule({
    declarations: [
      AppComponent
    ],
    imports: [
      BrowserModule,
      FormsModule,
      HttpModule,
      SdcUiComponentsModule
    ],
    providers: [
        SdcUiComponents.ModalService
    ],
    bootstrap: [AppComponent]
  })
  export class AppModule { }

Running storybook

The components in this library are displayed via storybook. Head to http://onap-sdc.github.io/sdc-ui to see the components that are in master.

While developing, just run npm run storybook in your terminal to launch a local storybook server where you can see your changes. For deploying storybook to your own fork repository, refer to the guides section below.

Running component-lab

To see angular components in design run: npm run lab

Useful guides

Adding a new component

Deploying storybook to a fork's github pages

Having some trouble? Have an issue?

For bugs and issues, please use the issues page

How to Contribute

Contribution can be made only by following these guide lines