React: The components work with a range of React versions as specified in the peer dependencies. However, we've experienced type errors in slots when using a @types/react version other than 17 (which is the version used by Fluent v9).

The React packages are based on the @fluentui/react-* v9 packages.

• @axiscommunications/fluent-theme - an Axis branded theme
• @axiscommunications/fluent-icons - custom Axis icons
• @axiscommunications/fluent-hooks - react hooks to use with fluent components
• @axiscommunications/fluent-styles - styles to use with fluent components
• @axiscommunications/fluent-stepper - a stepper component for building e.g. wizards
• @axiscommunications/fluent-slider - various slider components
• @axiscommunications/fluent-topbar - top level bar that hosts app and organization selection and menus
• @axiscommunications/fluent-empty-view - Empty view component that displays when there is no data
• @axiscommunications/fluent-password-input - a password input that lets you reveal the password
• @axiscommunications/fluent-illustrations - axis branded illustrations

1. Add registry to .npmrc, .yarnrc or similar, as well as your GitHub token:

   @axiscommunications:registry=https://npm.pkg.github.com
   //npm.pkg.github.com/:_authToken=TOKEN
   

   If using .yarnrc.yml this would instead be:

   npmScopes:
     axiscommunications:
       npmRegistryServer: "https://npm.pkg.github.com"
       npmAuthToken: TOKEN
   

2. Add the @fluentui/react-components, @fluentui/react-icons, @axiscommunications/fluent-theme and @axiscommunications/fluent-icons packages.

   npm add @fluentui/react-components @fluentui/react-icons @axiscommunications/fluent-theme @axiscommunications/fluent-icons

3. Start using Fluent UI v9 in and the Axis theme in in your application

   import React from "react";
   import { FluentProvider } from "@fluentui/react-components";
   import { axisDarkTheme } from "@axiscommunications/fluent-theme";
   import { createRoot } from "react-dom/client";
   
   const container = document.getElementById("root");
   const root = createRoot(container!);
   
   root.render(
     <React.StrictMode>
       <FluentProvider theme={axisDarkTheme}>
         <App />
       </FluentProvider>
     </React.StrictMode>
   );

Make sure you have node and pnpm installed.

1. Clone this repository

   git clone [email protected]:AxisCommunications/fluent-components.git

2. Install all dependencies

   pnpm install

3. Build all packages

   pnpm build

4. Run examples

   pnpm dev

The following is one example of how to use a local version while developing.

1. Application project's package.json: "@axiscommunications/fluent-topbar": "portal:path/to/repo/top-bar"
2. Application project's esbuild config: { preserveSymlinks: true }
3. path/to/repo/top-bar/node_modules: rm react -rf

This setup avoids bundling multiple copies of React. The application project's dev server will pick up changes only after running pnpm build, not when source files change.

1. Checkout a new temporary branch for the release PR (e.g. rel)

   git fetch
   git switch -c rel origin/main

2. Create release commit on the branch

   pnpm exec release major|minor|patch

   or to release an alpha version

   pnpm exec release premajor|preminor|prepatch|prerelease

3. Push release branch

   git push origin rel

4. Create a PR on GitHub, and when it's merged, it will automatically deploy NPM packages and create a GitHub release. Make sure the rel branch is removed after the PR is merged, that makes it easier to re-use it later on.

When bumping @fluentui/react-components it is preferred to regenerate theme-tokens due to potential updates to tokens. These generated files are used for applications not able to run @fluentui, but still be able to use the themes.

pnpm --filter @axiscommunications/fluent-theme tokens:runall