@telefonica/mistica

!Mistica for Web
!Mistica for Web

React components library for Telefonica Design System (Mística)

!Node.js CI

Getting started

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``terminal
yarn add @telefonica/mistica
`

or

`terminal
npm install @telefonica/mistica
`

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Before using any of our components you have to add in the root of your React app.
Here is a complete example of a form with two text fields and a submit button:

`javascript
import {createRoot} from 'react-dom/client';
// Import Mistica styles. Depending on the bundler you use, you may need to import it in a different way.
import '@telefonica/mistica/css/mistica.css';

// Use mistica components
import {
ThemeContextProvider,
Form,
Box,
Stack,
TextField,
EmailField,
ButtonLayout,
ButtonPrimary,
alert,
getMovistarSkin,
} from '@telefonica/mistica';

const App = () => (
onSubmit={(formData) =>
alert({
title: 'This is your data',
message: JSON.stringify(formData, null, 2),
})
}
>




Send} />



);

const misticaTheme = {
skin: getMovistarSkin(),
i18n: {locale: 'es-ES', phoneNumberFormattingRegionCode: 'ES'},
};

const container = document.getElementById('app');
const root = createRoot(container);
root.render(



);
`

The theme prop in ThemeContextProvider is mandatory, and you can use it to configure some aspects of
the library. There are multiple settings but the only two mandatory fields are skin and i18n. Read the
theme config doc for more info.

:warning: Usually, the theme object is constant and won't need to change dynamically in your application, in
that case we recommend to extract it to an external const variable outside of the component, this way the
object reference will be the same in every re-render. If for some reason the theme must be dynamic in your
app, consider to memoize it (for example, with React.useMemo hook).

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If you are using Next.js app router, we highly recommend enabling the following experimental config:

`js
experimental: {
optimizePackageImports: ['@telefonica/mistica'];
}
`

This will improve the tree shaking of the library, reduce the bundle size and the build time. For more info
read this Next blog post: https://vercel.com/blog/how-we-optimized-package-imports-in-next-js

Components

Explore the components in Mistica storybook

Start prototyping interfaces with Mistica components in the
Mística playroom

More docs

- Examples
- Understanding Mistica's layout components
- Working with forms
- Theme config options
- Customize default texts
- Analytics
- Fonts
- Testing notes
- Using Lottie
- Mística CSS

Development

- yarn test: run tests
- yarn test-acceptance: run acceptance tests headless (you need to start storybook first)
- yarn test-acceptance --ui: run acceptance tests with ui (you need to start storybook first)
- yarn lint: check codestyle
- yarn ts-check: check static types
- yarn build: build package
- yarn storybook: starts storybook
- yarn playroom: starts playroom

More about Mística

- Mística, the Telefonica Design System

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- Android
- iOS

Contributing

See CONTRIBUTING.md

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About Mística Community

If you are building a Mística Community component, place it inside the
src/community folder and don't forget to export it in the
src/community/index.ts` file to make it public.