Package Exports
- pretty-proptypes
This package does not declare an exports field, so the exports above have been automatically detected and optimized by JSPM instead. If any package subpath is missing, it is recommended to post an issue to the original package (pretty-proptypes) to support the "exports" field. If that is not possible, create a JSPM override to customize the exports field for this package.
Readme
PrettyPropTypes
PrettyPropTypes is designed to display the output of
extract-react-types. It is
designed to read the output from extract-react-types, and display rich prop
information for consumers.
Core usage pattern
<Props
heading="My Cool Component"
props={require('!!extract-react-types-loader!../MyCoolComponent')}
/>This analyses prop type definitions, and default props. It creates descriptions from comments before the type definitions, and will render markdown syntax using react-markings.
Quick Tips
- Using extract-react-types-loader
is definitely the easiest way to get this information from your components, however
you can prebuild this data with
extract-react-typesand read it from a file if you prefer. - When using
extract-react-types, it currently looks only at the default export of a file, with the assumption that it is a react class component.
Customisation Props
Heading
Display a heading for the collection of props. Pass in an empty string if you want no heading, otherwise it defaults to "Props".
shouldCollapseProps
Set whether the prop shapes should be shown by default, or whether they should be hidden, and require being expanded.
Components
Accepts an object that allows you to override particular style components within our prop definition. The currently modifiable components are:
- Indent
- Outline
- Required
- Type
- StringType
- TypeMeta
Any that are not passed in will use the default component.
Overrides
The override prop allows you to override a specific prop's definition. If you
want to keep the appearance aligned, we recommend using the Prop export from
PrettyPropType.
An override is invoked with all the props passed to the Prop component internally,
and renders the result. In the example below, we are changing the type field,
and stopping the shape component from appearing, while leaving other parts of the
component the same.
import Props, { Prop } from 'pretty-proptypes'
${<Props
heading=""
props={require('!!extract-react-types-loader!../../PropTypes/Select')}
overrides={{
components: (props) => <Prop {...props} shapeComponent={() => null} type="All Components Object" /> }}
/>}While you can pass style components directly to Prop, we recommend passing
style components in the top level Props, and letting them flow down.