Duo UI is a library that is home to all Duo Components which are shared across multiple Host systems.
Latest main branch: https://gitlab-org.gitlab.io/duo-ui/
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To use Duo UI in your project, add it as a dependency:
yarn add @gitlab/duo-ui
Note: Make sure to also install Duo UI's peer dependencies. Refer to the
package.json
for the list of peer dependencies and their expected versions.
Note: Duo UI isn't designed to be built on Windows natively. Either WSL or GitPod can be used to set up a UNIX-like environment in which to build it.
Make sure you have Node 16.x (LTS) and Yarn 1.22 or newer.
# Clone the project
git clone git@gitlab.com:gitlab-org/duo-ui.git
# Navigate to the root of the project
cd duo-ui
# Install all the dependencies of the project
yarn # or yarn install
# Build and launch storybook to see the components in the browser
yarn storybook
Go to http://localhost:9001/
Components’ unit tests live in the tests/components
. The tests are organized following the same
directory structure used to organize components.
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yarn test:unit
runs all unit tests. -
yarn test:unit:watch
runs all unit tests in watch mode. -
yarn test:unit:debug
runs all unit tests and allow to attach a debugger to the test runner process. -
yarn jest [name_pattern]
runs spec files that match the specified name pattern.
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yarn jest datepicker
will match all spec files with a name that contains the word datepicker. -
yarn jest datepicker -t "when draw event is emitted"
goes a step further and only runs the test with a description that matches the argument passed to thet
flag.
Duo UI uses visual snapshot tests to prevent introducing regressions with CSS and layout changes on components. Read more on this in the visual testing documentation.
See Updating Duo UI Packages for information on how the
@gitlab/duo-ui
package is kept up to date in various projects.
Please refer to CONTRIBUTING.md for details on how to add new components and contribute in general to Duo UI.
Any question? Have a look at our FAQ.md, you might find the answer there.