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Welcome to Instamed styleguide

It's a list of react components make with atomic design pattern. Solution base on React, typescript, tailwind, i18next, storybook and jest

Installation

npm ci
npm start ## to launch locally
npm build ## then ./storybook-static will be your site

tests

unit test

npm test

linters

npm run lint
npm run tsc # typescript validation

launch all (before commit)

npm run validate

File structure

All the elements are stored inside the ui folder. This project is following the Atomic design structure. More information about it : https://bradfrost.com/blog/post/atomic-web-design/

The following folders are available

  • atoms : It contains the list of atoms elements. An atom is a basic bloc element. Ex, button, icons, labels... Atoms are reusable anywhere inside the application
  • molecules : A molecules is a group of atoms bonded together, it contains multiple atoms and is also reusable. Example, inputGroup, Notification item, Menu item, Modals
  • organisms : An organism is a big chuck of molecules to. Ex, a complex page header, a form, a payment row
  • templates : A template, or page, is the full page

Exercise

The goal of this test is the following :

  • Check if you are at ease with Typescript and a Storybook environment
  • Check if you are at ease with the splitting of components that is part of React Core
  • Check if you are at ease with Jest and the unit testing tools

The goal of this exercice is to create the following modal element and integrate it inside the styleguide : Upload a document

You will create the following components :

ModalHeader

Create a ModalHeader molecule containing a title and a close button. This component will have the following props :

  • title : The title of the modal
  • onClose : The action on close

For this component, you will use the H2 atom as well as the Icon atom

Modal

Create a Modal molecule taking the following properties :

  • children : The content of the modal
  • title : The title of the modal, it will be sent to the ModalHeader child
  • onClose : The action on close, it will be sent to the ModalHeader child

For this component, you will use the ModalHeader atom, the Separator atom as well as the Overlay atom

Dropzone

Create a Dropzone molecule taking the following properties :

  • onUpload: Called once a drop is done or on click on the Link component
  • title : The title of the dropzone. A default title "Glissez votre fichier dans cet espace ou" will be set using translation file
  • link : The title of the dropzone. A default link "choisir un fichier" will be set using translation file

For this component, you will use the Icon atom as well as the P atom and Link atom

UploadModal

Create a UploadModal organism taking the following properties :

  • onDrop: Called once a drop is done
  • onSubmit : Called once the Envoyer button is sent

For this component, you will use the Modal molecule, the Dropzone molecule as well as the Input atom, and the Button atom

Rules

  • You should not spend more than 3 hours for the test
  • All code must be done using Typescript.
  • All translations should be put in the ui/lang/translation.json file
  • For each component, you have to create a default Storybook story. The documentation is here : https://storybook.js.org/docs/react/get-started/whats-a-story
  • For the design, Please try to follow the template as much as you can.
  • If you still have time, you can create unit tests using snapshot to one of your components
  • If you have any questions, you can contact me via e-mail and I will try to reply as fast as possible
  • To finish the exercice, please create a PR on this project