npm install @smartb/g2-components
npm install @smartb/g2-documentation
npm install @smartb/g2-layout
npm install @smartb/g2-notifications
npm install @smartb/g2-forms
npm install @smartb/g2-providers
npm install @smartb/g2-themes
npm install @smartb/g2-s2

yarn add @smartb/g2-components
yarn add @smartb/g2-documentation
yarn add @smartb/g2-layout
yarn add @smartb/g2-notifications
yarn add @smartb/g2-forms
yarn add @smartb/g2-themes
yarn add @smartb/g2-providers
yarn add @smartb/g2-s2

Almost every components are based on Material-ui.

• @smartb/g2-components regroups basic components to build an application like button, card, panel etc...

• @smartb/g2-documentation regroups the components to document code.

• @smartb/g2-forms regroups the components to build a complete form like text-fields, select etc...

• @smartb/g2-layout regroups complexe layouts to structure an application like nav-bar, steppers, tools-menu etc...

• @smartb/g2-notifications regroups the components to notify the user of an application.

• @smartb/g2-providers regroups provider to make a standard modern react app like i18n, redux etc...

• @smartb/g2-themes regroups providers and hooks to use our theme and the material-ui theme in the application.

• @smartb/g2-s2 regroups components to work with Smartb's tools.

There is a theme provider component in @smartb/g2-components that has to include the app.

You have to give it a theme that you can get and customise here (not yet available). And you can also give it a material-ui theme to override the material-ui default properties.

Every components and layouts will have the following props to easily override their default styles:

• className to give a class to the root of the component.
• style to give custom styles to the root of the component.
• classes An object regrouping all the classes you can give to the different parts of a component.
• styles An object regrouping all the custom styles you can give to the different parts of a component.

Each part of a component also has a unique class construct like that: "Arui" + /*the name of the component*/ + "-" + /*the name of the part of the component*/.

For Example: AruiCard-root.

These classes allows you to override the default css properties from a static css file.

• Build

make package-libs

• Run Storybook

yarn storybook

• Release Version on npm from master

lerna version 0.0.1 --no-git-tag-version --exact

lerna publish from-package --no-git-reset

• Release experimental Version on gitlab from develop

lerna version 1.0.0-alpha.1 --no-git-tag-version --exact

yarn publishWorkspaces:gitlab

• Create new package

cd packages
create-react-library COMPONENT_NAME