React Component Developer Kit

RDK - Component ToolKit RDK is a set of low-level tools that implement common interactions found in component libraries. The tooling abstracts the visual presentation so the tools can be used with any visual presentation.

RDK - Component ToolKit

RDK is a set of low-level tools that implement common interactions found in component libraries. The tooling abstracts the visual presentation so the tools can be used with any visual presentation.

🚀 Quick Links

• Checkout the demos and docs

✨ Features

• Overlay - Provides a way to open floating panels on the screen
• Exit Listener - Provides a easy way to listen for exit events such as clicks and escape keypress.
• Portal - Provides a flexible system for rendering dynamic content into an application
• Position - Provides a flexible system for placing panels related to other elements
• Backdrop - Blocker element overlay

📦 Install

To use RDK in your project, install it via npm/yarn:

yarn add rdk

Development Builds

Our continuous integration server runs all tests on every commit to master and if they pass it will publish a new development build to NPM and tag it with the @dev tag. This means that if you want the bleeding edge of rdk you can simply do:

yarn add [email protected]

This will install the version currently tagged as @dev. Your package.json file will be locked to that specific version.

{
  "dependencies": {
    "rdk": "3.0.0-dev-master.a0d076d"
  }
}

Visit the demos page to learn more!

🔭 Development

If you want to run RDK locally, its super easy!

• Clone the repo
• yarn install
• yarn start
• Browser opens to Storybook page

Download Details:

Author: reaviz

Demo: https://reaviz.github.io/rdk/?path=/story/*

Source Code: https://github.com/reaviz/rdk

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