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Spendesk components library

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    Grapes

    Installation

    Grapes is available as a NPM package.

    // with npm
    npm install @dev-spendesk/grapes
    
    // with yarn
    yarn add @dev-spendesk/grapes

    Usage

    Importing components

    Here is a quick example if you want to use Grapes components in your React app:

    import React from 'react';
    import ReactDOM from 'react-dom';
    import { SwitchField } from '@dev-spendesk/grapes';
    
    const MySwitchField = () => {
      return (
        <SwitchField
          id="my-switch-field"
          label="Should I use Grapes?"
          isChecked={true}
          onChange={() => {
            console.log('Of course you need to use it, what are you doing?');
          }}
        />
      );
    };

    Importing the theme

    Here is a quick example if you want to use Grapes theme and design tokens in your stylesheets:

    @import '~@dev-spendesk/grapes/dist/theme/main.scss';
    
    .MyComponent {
      @extend %body-m;
      margin-bottom: $spacing-s;
    }

    Storybook

    To check the latest available components, check our Storybook.

    Contributing

    Before contributing, please read our contributing guide to learn about our development process, our guidelines and how to propose bugfixes and improvements.

    To start developing locally, you can simply run the following commands:

    $ yarn              # Install dependencies
    $ yarn storybook    # Start Storybook and open it on `http://localhost:6006/` by default
    $ yarn test         # Run the tests