A React-based JavaScript library for building data-driven applications
With yarn installed, go to your project directory and run
$ yarn add @gooddata/react-components
If you prefer npm run
$ npm install --save @gooddata/react-components
The public API is exposed via global index.js. Except for the styles, do not import any other file directly
because they are not intended to be part of the public API.
We welcome any contribution in form of issues or pull requests.
Install Node.js (node 12.16.1, npm v6.13.4) and Yarn (1.22.4).
Install dependencies:
yarn install --frozen-lockfile
These commands may come in handy while developing:
| command | description |
|---|---|
yarn install --pure-lockfile |
first step |
yarn dev |
build react-components to /dist in watch mode |
yarn test |
run all unit tests |
yarn prettier-write |
format the source code to match the valid codestyle |
yarn validate |
validate codestyle |
yarn storybook |
run storybook from /stories on http://localhost:9001 |
yarn build-storybook |
build storybook to /dist-storybook |
yarn test-storybook |
run storybook and screenshot tests |
yarn examples |
run Live Examples dev-server from /examples on https://localhost:8999 |
yarn examples-build |
build Live Examples to /examples/dist |
yarn examples-server |
serve built Live Examples - see /examples/server/src |
yarn examples-testcafe |
run testcafe tests against localhost:8999 |
When you deploy this repo to heroku, it serves GoodData.UI Live Examples.
Relevant tasks are in Procfile and package.json.
# run in the project directory
heroku login
heroku create <your-app-name>
heroku config:set [email protected] DOMAIN_ADMIN_PASSWORD=xy PROJECT_ID_TO_ASSIGN=xms7ga4tf3g3nzucd8380o2bev8oeknp
git push heroku HEAD:master
heroku openGeo chart uses Mapbox to render map which requires a Mapbox access token.
- Register an account and create Mapbox access token at guide
- Store the created token at
.env:
echo -e "EXAMPLE_MAPBOX_ACCESS_TOKEN=token" >> .env # only need to run once
echo -e "STORYBOOK_MAPBOX_ACCESS_TOKEN=token" >> .env # only need to run onceTo run GoodData.UI Live Examples locally:
git clone <this-repository>
cd <repository-folder>
yarn install --pure-lockfile
yarn examplesThen open https://localhost:8999 and login using Live Examples account (you can create one here).
- Run storybook with token stored in
.envfor more secure
yarn storybook- Or run storybook with token env param exposed to cli (not suggested)
STORYBOOK_MAPBOX_ACCESS_TOKEN=token yarn storybook- Apply either above way to
yarn build-storybookoryarn test-storybook
The source code in the repository is formatted by Prettier. The format of the code is validated by our Continuous Integration server and is one of the requirements of successful merge.
Prettier is supported by every major IDE. You can find the list of supported editors and how to configure them here.
In the case, when your editor is not supported or you don't want to setup the integration, you can run the yarn prettier-write command to reformat the code before commit.
- see CHANGELOG.md
We encourage you to always use the latest available version of GoodData.UI to make the user experience with integrating GoodData.UI as smooth and secure as possible and to ensure that GoodData.UI always uses the latest features of the GoodData platform.
For more information, see Supported Versions.
Please follow the installation instructions in the gooddata-ui-sdk repository to update to the latest version.
(C) 2007-2020 GoodData Corporation
This project is dual licensed:
- The ATTRIBUTION-NONCOMMERCIAL 4.0 INTERNATIONAL (CC BY-NC 4.0) is used for purpose of the trial experience and evaluation of GoodData.UI library.
- The GOODDATA GOODDATA.UI LIBRARY END USER LICENSE AGREEMENT is used for GoodData customers.
For more information, please see LICENSE.