Overview

The Bandwidth Shared Component Library (SCL) is an essential toolkit for developers creating React applications. As a robust set of components, it has been specifically designed to streamline the UI development process for Bandwidth-related projects. Although SCL is now deprecated in favor of Foundry, its ease of use and quick integration still provide valuable insights for current developers in the ecosystem.

This library enhances the development experience by allowing seamless integration of both fonts and component styles, making it a go-to resource for teams that prioritize efficiency and branding consistency. Even though users are encouraged to migrate to Foundry, understanding SCL remains beneficial for grasping foundational design principles and component use in React.

Features

Simple Installation: Easily add the library as an NPM module with a single command, allowing for quick integration into existing projects.
Styled Components Compatibility: The library utilizes styled-components as a peer dependency, enabling flexible styling solutions within your React applications.
Root Provider Setup: By adding the BandwidthProvider to your component tree, you can seamlessly include various components with minimal configuration.
Custom Font Loading: With new updates, the library requires developers to manually include font files, streamlining font management across projects.
Local Development Support: The library provides local development tools, allowing you to run a development server and access the documentation, ensuring efficient building and testing.
Storybook Integration: Developers can utilize Storybook to visualize components, offering a dynamic environment for testing and showcasing the UI.
Easy Documentation Publishing: The npm run deploy command simplifies the process of publishing updates to documentation, ensuring that all teams have access to the latest resources.
Open Source Licensing: The library is open-source under the MIT license, promoting community collaboration and contribution to its ongoing improvement.

Bandwidth

Shared Components