mwp-application-launcher

All the yarn commands below are applicable to npm.

Usage

Add the module to your dependencies:

> yarn add mwp-application-launcher

Import it in your code and initialize the module:

import { init } from 'mwp-application-launcher';

const launcher = init(
  {
    url: 'https://path/to/your/api/endpoint',
    hasPermission: (permission) => { ... },
  }
);

Option	Type	Default	Description
url	string		Indicate from which url the items should be fetched.
hasPermission	function(permission: string): boolean|Promise		Tells whether the logged in user has the given permission.

The hasPermission function can either

• be synchronous and return true for allowance, false otherwise
• be asynchronous and return a promise that will be resolved for allowance, rejected otherwise

This init function returns 2 functions:

• renderLauncher({ container, light, ...props }) to display the items in a vertical full-height bar,
• renderLauncherButton({ container, light, ...props}) to display a control button which opens a modal containing the items.

Option	Type	Default	Description
container	string	null	A selector matching a HTML element to which the launcher will be attached.
light	boolean	false	Whether to use the light theme instead of the dark one.
...props	any number of options of any type		These options will be passed down to the launcher parent element.

Development

Launch the development server:

yarn dev

The source folder is /src. Files with global code and functions should directly be in /src. The associated test folder is /src/__tests__. Components folders are in the form: /src/NameOfComponent. They are composed of an index.jsx and style.module.scss files, and a __tests__ folder.

Build

Build the module in /dist:

yarn build

Test

Tests are made with Jest. The following command launches all tests:

yarn test

Jest CLI arguments can be passed directly to the above command, like so: yarn test -u (updates snapshots).