Introduction

The reactjs/redux patternfly library allows you re-use standard components (styled using Patternfly) throughout your app. The following features are currently offered:

Status Messages Popup Modals Navbar App Container Getting Started First ensure that your project webconfig has the Patternfly assets imported as plugins. This can be accomplished using CopyWebpackPlugin(), see example below:

plugins: [
      //copy patternfly assets
      new CopyWebpackPlugin([
          {
              from: { glob: './node_modules/patternfly/dist/img/*.*'},
              to: './img',
              flatten: true
          },
          {
              from: { glob: './node_modules/patternfly/dist/fonts/*.*'},
              to: './fonts',
              flatten: true
          },
          {
              from: { glob: './node_modules/patternfly/dist/css/*.*'},
              to: './css',
              flatten: true
          },
          {
              from: { glob: './node_modules/react-bootstrap-table/css/*.*'},
              to: './css',
              flatten: true
          }
      ])

Add the library by forking/cloning:

git clone https://github.com/zmhassan/reactjs-redux-patternfly-library.git

Or as a submodoule:

git submodule add https://github.com/zmhassan/reactjs-redux-patternfly-library /some/path

If you encounter problems when adding as a submodule, see here, for possible suggestions.

Each package is decoupled and if you require only a single folder you may choose to do so:

git submodule add https://github.com/zmhassan/reactjs-redux-patternfly-library/modal /some/path

See CSS page for the required styling.

See Dependencies for the required dependencies.

See App Container to link up your first app.

Documentation can be found here: https://zmhassan.gitbooks.io/reactjs-redux-patternfly-library/