UI Components Library for Telegram Mini Apps

kuhel commented 1 year ago

Summary

Objective

To develop a React UI Components library for Telegram Mini Apps that implements the design language outlined in the Figma Telegram UI Kit.

Functionality

Theme Auto-Switching. Components should automatically switch between light and dark themes based on the user's system settings or explicit user choice.
Telegram Colors Tokens. Support dynamic theme-based colors provided by Telegram Mini Apps platform.
Responsive Design. Components should be responsive and adaptable to various screen sizes and orientations without loss of functionality or aesthetics.
Cross-Platform Compatibility. Ensure the components render consistently on different Telegram applications over all available platforms (mobile, desktop, web)
Interactivity. Components should have interactive states (hover, active, disabled, etc.) as outlined in the Figma UI Kit.

Technical Requirements

Out-of-the-box SDK Support
- Handling the themeChanged event and theme switching.
- Transitioning to fullscreen mode upon app start.
- UI adaptability at viewportChanged event.
- UI and web application viewport adaptability upon the appearance/hiding of the Main Button through setParams.
  
  Must consider the characteristics of both fullscreen and compact web views.
  - Insets & Safe Area for iOS and Android.
  - Tabbar and other navigation in the footer for both fullscreen and compact web views.
Dynamic Import. The UI Kit should be structured in a way that facilitates modular component imports.
Modularity. Components should be designed as reusable and standalone elements.
Documentation. Provide comprehensive documentation for each component, including examples of usage, API descriptions, and integration guidelines.

Deliverables

Source code for all components
A live demo page showcasing all components
Documentation site
NPM package for easy installation and integration

Approval

This specification must be approved by the project stakeholders before work commences. Any changes to the scope or deliverables should be documented and agreed upon by all parties involved.

Context

To develop a React UI Components library for Telegram Mini Apps that implements the design language outlined in the Figma Telegram UI Kit.

References

https://weui.io/

https://vkcom.github.io/VKUI/

https://mantine.dev/

Estimate suggested reward

Up to $20K

mbaneshi commented 1 year ago

Thanks, @delovoyhomie for approvement

markokhman commented 1 year ago

@kuhel this one can only be done after the design one (#363), right?

designervoid commented 12 months ago

Hello everyone!

What are your thoughts on a cross-platform design system? For instance, using Tailwind for the base package. It works well for web, but seems less effective on mobile platforms (see benchmark).

What other options do we have for the UI Component Package?

Separate web components for the web, like @tonconnect/ui (use web components in any web environment).
Separate components for React Native.

Like: @ton/ui/web, @ton/ui/mobile.

Looking forward to community thoughts, thanks!

mainsmirnov commented 11 months ago

Good evening,

We would love to take on this assignment, and we are currently in the process of preparing the design for this issue.

Desired reward: $20,000 Submission deadline: January 22

We will publish a version for each of the designated segments: Layout, Form, Navigation, Feedback, Overlays, Data Display, Typography, and Miscellaneous. We can split the reward for each block.

We plan to use Storybook for documentation. This tool will make it easier to delineate documentation in each component and make property descriptions available in the IDE.

UPD: If you choose us, I'd be happy to split the payment into two phases:

Stage 1: Overall architecture (provider for theme, platform, etc.), Typography components, and buttons. Stage 2: Finalization of the remaining components.

designervoid commented 11 months ago

Hi!

I've added a cli to the ton-design-system package, and we are now capable of distributing pre-built components.

Today, I tested the command npx "@designervoid/ton-design-system@latest" cli -g and successfully integrated the Button component into a Solid.js application.

I'm currently in the process of creating React components and more complex components.

kuhel commented 11 months ago

Hi @designervoid , thank you for suggestions and appreciate yours efforts. But we aim UI Kit following strict guidelines of Telegram. @mainsmirnov team is on UI kit layouts and we will ask them to contribute for web components library.

mbaneshi commented 11 months ago

@kuhel thank you ,would you please make these consideration somehow more obvious in future ,so community can discuss next step not assignment .

kuhel commented 11 months ago

make these consideration somehow more obvious in future

Well, I must admit that request was focused on UI language of Telegram from the very beginning.

implements the design language outlined in the Figma Telegram UI Kit

mainsmirnov commented 10 months ago

Greetings, community! We are thrilled to announce the release of the beta version of our library.

Library: npm
Code: TelegramUI
Storybook: tgui.xelene.me

delovoyhomie commented 8 months ago

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delovoyhomie commented 6 months ago

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