Tyler Forge™ Extended

A library of prebuilt components implementing Tyler Forge™ design patterns and recipes.

These UI components are typically composed of multiple atomic components from the core @tylertech/forge library, and are intended to encapsulate a larger pattern and/or design to help developers create user interfaces more efficiently.

Strict design and accessibility are the main focus of these components, and they are intended to offer limited volatility.

Usage

To get started using this library you must install the Forge component library (if already installed, see version compatibility table below):

npm install @tylertech/forge @tylertech/forge-extended

The core Forge library is a peer dependency of this extended library, and they are very tightly coupled and intended to always be used alongside each other.

Importing components

You can import components from the extended library like so:

import '@tylertech/forge-extended/quantity-field';

This is a side-effect import, so you don't need to assign it to a variable. It will register the component with the custom element registry and make it available for use in your HTML.

You can also reference types from components modules like so:

import { type QuantityFieldElement } from '@tylertech/forge-extended/quantity-field';

This is useful for strongly typing your custom elements in TypeScript.

Importing all components

If you want to import all components from the extended library, you can do so like this:

import '@tylertech/forge-extended';

Important: This will import all components from the extended library, which may not be necessary and could increase your bundle size. It is recommended to only import the components you need individually.

Additionally, you should not mix the full library import with individual imports, as this may cause issues with tree-shaking, bundle size, and can lead to conflicts when the code is run in the browser to define custom elements.

Version compatibility

Local Development

Install

npm install

Run dev site

This will open the Storybook site that is used for local development.

npm start

Vite Dev

You can also run a basic HTML dev site using Vite for simple/quick testing.

npm run dev

Build

This runs a local production build of the library.

npm run build

Run tests

Executes the unit test suite.

npm test