feat: add framework integration examples and documentation #364
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Add comprehensive documentation and working examples for integrating Gardevoir with modern JavaScript frameworks. Features added: - Complete framework integration guide covering React, Vue, Angular, Svelte - Working React example project with Vite configuration - Build tool configurations for Webpack, Vite, Rollup - Performance optimization guidelines - Troubleshooting section for common integration issues Benefits: - Helps developers integrate Gardevoir with modern workflows - Provides working examples that can be run and tested - Addresses common setup questions and configuration issues - Supports production-ready implementation patterns This addresses the gap between Gardevoir's excellent CSS reset functionality and practical usage in modern JavaScript applications.
WalkthroughThis PR adds comprehensive framework integration documentation and a React integration example project. The changes include a new Framework Integration Guide covering multiple frameworks, updated README files, and a complete, runnable React+Vite example demonstrating Gardevoir integration patterns and configurations. Changes
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examples/react-integration/index.html (1)
14-14: Add newline at end of file.The file is missing a trailing newline, which is a common convention and helps avoid issues with certain tools.
</body> -</html> \ No newline at end of file +</html>examples/react-integration/src/App.jsx (1)
28-43: Consider preventing default form submission.The form will trigger a page reload on submit since there's no
onSubmithandler. For a better demo experience, consider preventing the default behavior.- <section className="demo-section"> - <h2>Form Elements</h2> - <form className="demo-form"> + <section className="demo-section"> + <h2>Form Elements</h2> + <form className="demo-form" onSubmit={(e) => e.preventDefault()}> <div className="form-group">Alternatively, add a handler that shows a success message:
const handleSubmit = (e) => { e.preventDefault(); alert('Form submitted! (This is just a demo)'); }; // Then in JSX: <form className="demo-form" onSubmit={handleSubmit}>docs/framework-integration.md (2)
352-378: Add clarification on required build tool dependencies.The Webpack and Rollup examples reference plugins (
MiniCssExtractPlugin,rollup-plugin-css-only, etc.) without explicitly mentioning they need to be installed. For clarity and to prevent "module not found" errors, add a brief note that these dependencies should be installed separately.Example clarification to add before the Webpack example:
+ ### Webpack Configuration + First, ensure required dependencies are installed: + ```bash + npm install --save-dev mini-css-extract-plugin css-loader + ```Also applies to: 410-430
435-448: Modernize or contextualize PurgeCSS recommendations.The PurgeCSS section may give the impression it's the go-to solution, but many modern projects now rely on Tailwind CSS's built-in purging or other CSS optimization tools. Consider adding context about when PurgeCSS is still the right choice and suggesting alternatives like Tailwind's purging for projects already using it.
Add a note like:
+ ### CSS Purging with PurgeCSS + > **Note**: If you're using Tailwind CSS, leverage its built-in purging instead. + > PurgeCSS is useful for other CSS reset and utility frameworks.
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examples/README.md (1)
1-39: LGTM! Clear and helpful documentation.The examples README provides clear instructions for running the examples and appropriately invites contributions for additional framework integrations.
README.md (1)
138-165: LGTM! Helpful framework integration documentation.The new Framework Integration section provides clear quick-start examples for multiple frameworks and appropriate links to detailed documentation. This addresses a documentation gap and helps developers get started quickly.
examples/react-integration/src/main.jsx (1)
1-9: LGTM! Correct React 18 entry point.The implementation correctly uses the React 18
createRootAPI and wraps the app inStrictModefor development best practices.examples/react-integration/vite.config.js (1)
1-15: LGTM! Clean Vite configuration.The configuration is appropriate for an example project. Sourcemaps are enabled in the build, which is helpful for developers learning from the example.
examples/react-integration/src/App.css (1)
1-266: LGTM! Well-structured and responsive stylesheet.The CSS is well-organized with clear sections, includes appropriate responsive breakpoints, and demonstrates modern CSS features. The styling effectively showcases how custom styles work alongside Gardevoir's reset.
examples/react-integration/src/App.jsx (2)
1-6: LGTM! Correct import order for Gardevoir.The imports follow the recommended pattern: Gardevoir CSS reset is imported before custom styles, ensuring proper cascade order.
7-81: Well-structured demo component.The component effectively demonstrates various HTML elements (typography, forms, buttons, cards) working with Gardevoir's CSS reset. The layout showcases both the reset's normalization and custom styling.
docs/framework-integration.md (2)
1-14: Clear and well-organized documentation structure.The framework integration guide is comprehensive and well-structured. The table of contents, progressive detail from installation to advanced topics, and inclusion of multiple frameworks (React, Vue, Angular, Svelte) with their respective build tools provides solid coverage for developers integrating Gardevoir.
611-646: Best practices summary is helpful and comprehensive.The Do's and Don'ts section effectively captures key takeaways, and the framework-specific performance tips provide actionable guidance. This reinforces good patterns throughout the documentation.
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This PR adds comprehensive documentation and working examples for integrating Gardevoir with modern JavaScript frameworks.
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Closes: #363
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