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Salesforce Lightning Design System components built with React, based on mashmatrix/react-lightning-design-system

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React Lightning Design System

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Salesforce Lightning Design System components built with React.

See the demo.

Install

$ npm install react-lightning-design-system

Example

import React from 'react';
import ReactDOM from 'react-dom';
import { Button } from 'react-lightning-design-system';

function click() { alert('Clicked'); }

ReactDOM.render(
  <div>
    <Button onClick={ click }>Simple</Button>
    <Button type='neutral' onClick={ click }>Neutral</Button>
    <Button type='brand' onClick={ click }>Brand</Button>
    <Button type='neutral' icon='download' iconAlign='left' onClick={ click }>Icon #1</Button>
    <Button type='neutral' disabled>Disabled Neutral</Button>
    <Button type='brand' disabled>Disabled Brand</Button>
  </div>
, document.body);

See more examples in examples directory.

Running example stories locally

This repo ships with a react storybook based story scripts. To run stories and get component examples, follow these steps:

  1. run npm install
  2. run npm run storybook
  3. Find the stories running on localhost:9001.

Snapshot testing in react storybook

This repo ships with story snapshots to examine differences in rendering as a result of changes to source code.

To identify render differences run npm run test:storyshots. If all changes are intentional run npm run test:storyshots -- -u. To learn about other run options including interactive mode, read Snapshot Testing in React Storybook