@dzangolab/react

A set of React libraries to be used in our monorepo apps.

Demo app

Please find our demo app for examples.

Packages

• @dzangolab/react-config (https://www.npmjs.com/package/@dzangolab/react-config)
• @dzangolab/react-i18n (https://www.npmjs.com/package/@dzangolab/react-i18n)
• @dzangolab/react-user (https://www.npmjs.com/package/@dzangolab/react-user)
• @dzangolab/react-ui (https://www.npmjs.com/package/@dzangolab/react-ui)
• @dzangolab/react-layout (https://www.npmjs.com/package/@dzangolab/react-layout)

Tools

• tsconfig This is a utility package containing all the tsconfig.json configuration to be shared across all the libraries within the monorepo.

Installation & Usage

Install dependencies

Install dependencies recursively with this command

make install

Build all packages

make build

Lint code

make lint

Typecheck code

make typecheck

Test

make test

Developing locally & testing

The best way to verify the changes done to the libraries is to test them locally before releasing them. To test libraries locally link each libraries to the react-app using pnpm link command. More on pnpm link.

To link and unlink the library locally run these commands from the react-app where you are linking the library:

pnpm link ./<path_to_libraries_monorepo>/packages/<library_name>

To unlink the linked library

pnpm unlink ./<path_to_libraries_monorepo>/packages/<library_name>

Running demo app

make demo

Troubleshooting

• Make sure that package.json and pnpm-lock.yml are synchronized.
• You may need to restart your react-app before link and unlink to see the changes.
• All the libraries that defines or uses context has to be linked in order to link one libraries that use the context or defines it.