@alifd/next
is a configurable component library for PC in Fusion Design. It is based on React and supports all modern browsers and IE9+.
npm install @alifd/next --save
Use the script and link tags in the browser to directly import the file and use the global variable Next. We provide files such as next.js/next.min.js and next.css/next.min.css in the @alifd/next/dist
directory in the npm package, or via [unpkg](https:/ /unpkg.com/@alifd/next/dist/) Download it.
<link rel="stylesheet" href="https://unpkg.com/@alifd/next/dist/next.css">
<script src="https://unpkg.com/@alifd/next/dist/next.js"></script>
// The above ways import latest @alifd/next, we recommend you specify version.
<script src="https://unpkg.com/@alifd/[email protected]/dist/next.min.js"></script>
// Or import as your own static resource
<script src="../build/public/@alifd/next.js"></script>
@alifd/next
is based onreact@16
development and is currently not compatible with versions belowreact@16
. react/react-dom is used as peerDependencies, which requires the user to manually install or import it.@alifd/next
use moment library to implement date-time related component. moment is also used as peerDependencies, which requires the user to manually install or import it.
import '@alifd/next/dist/next.css';
// import '@alifd/next/index.scss';
import { Button, Input } from '@alifd/next';
import Button from '@alifd/next/lib/button';
import '@alifd/next/lib/button/style';
2. Use with babel-plugin-import ( Recommend )
// webpack babel loader option or .babelrc
{
// ...
plugins: [
['babel-plugin-import', {
libraryName: '@alifd/next',
style: true
}]
]
}
It will transform code as below
import { Button } from '@alifd/next';
to
import Button from '@alifd/next/lib/button';
import '@alifd/next/lib/button/style';
Follow Semantic Versioning 2.0.0 Semantic Version Strategy.
Patch Version: Every Wednesday release of a bugfix version(anytime for urgent bugfix).
Minor Version: Monthly release of a backward compatible version with new features.
Major version: contains some break changes, usually one to two years release of a version.