0b1f73fc8e
* changed button to use css vars for style * updated avatar component * updated checkbox and icon component * updated chip and overlay component * update progress and sheet component * added support for slider and spinner component * update switch component * remove unit tests for colors * made color vars more clear in docs * changed unactive to inactive * storybook now uses colorpicker for all color settings * Cleanup v-avatar readme * Tweak v-button inline styles + update readme * Force disabled color to input border * Cleanup readme for checkbox * Fix formatting on table in readme for checkbox * Add css vars to readme for chip * Use css var for size * Use CSS Var for z-index * Use css var for height in linear progress * Use css vars for sheet * Use private css var for percentage + update readme * Fix typo * Remove deprecated props, update readme * Use css var for table height * Update storybook entries * Remove obsolete tests Co-authored-by: Rijk van Zanten <rijkvanzanten@me.com>
app-next
Status: pre-alpha
We're aiming to have the app codebase converted to TypeScript and fully unit test covered. This repo serves as a way for us to work on the bigger more foundational parts of the app codebase, without interferance of the legacy parts.
New components introduced in this repo will land in the current codebase where applicable. Bugfixes will continue to happen on the current codebase, until this version is fully done and merged.
This version is in no way shape or form intended to be used in production environments.
Once this codebase is complete enough to be used as main front-end, it will be moved to a branch on the main directus/app repo at which point it will be released as an beta / RC until confirmed ready.
Goals
- Have everything in TypeScript
- Have full test coverage
- Have as much of the components in Storybook as possible
- Rely on global state the least amount possible
Contributing
If you want to help out in the new version, please open an issue to discuss what you would like to do before opening a pull request. This makes sure we don't do overlapping work or work on something that's not intended to be in the app.
Development
You need Node.js v10+ and Yarn.
After cloning the repo, run:
$ yarn # install all dependencies of the project
Scripts
yarn serve
Bundles the app in dev mode and watches for changes.
Combine this with the API_URL environment variable to point it to a running API instance to debug fully:
$ API_URL=https://local.api.com yarn serve
yarn storybook
Fires up an instance of Storybook and watches for changes. Very useful to develop individual components in isolation.
yarn test
Runs all Jest tests in the app. Add the --coverage flag to see a print of what test coverage you've achieved.
Please aim for 100% coverage for newly added code.