STYLEGUIDE.md

Style guide

Import only the React namespace and use members from there instead of separate imports

// Good: namespace import
import * as React from 'react';

// Bad: named import
import { useState } from 'react';

// Bad: default import
import React from 'react';

Use type instead of interface

// Good
export type AlertProps = { ... };

// Bad
export interface IAlertProps {}

Add JSDocs to all props

// Good
export type AlertProps = {
  /**
   * Type of the alert.
   * @default 'informational'
   */
  type?: 'positive' | 'warning' | 'negative' | 'informational';
  ...

// Bad (no comment)
export type AlertProps = {
  type?: 'positive' | 'warning' | 'negative' | 'informational';
  ...

Add description and example how to use the component

// Good

/**
 * A small box to quickly grab user attention and communicate a brief message.
 * @example
 * <Alert>This is a basic alert.</Alert>
 */
export const Alert = (props: AlertProps) => {
  ...

// Bad (no comments)

export const Alert = (props: AlertProps) => {
  ...

// Bad (no example)

/**
 * A small box to quickly grab user attention and communicate a brief message.
 */
export const Alert = (props: AlertProps) => {
  ...

Use classnames object syntax for conditional classes

// Good
<Button
  className={cx(
    'iui-button',
    { 'iui-invisible': styleType === 'borderless' },
    className,
  )}
  ...

// Bad (using short circuiting)
<Button
  className={cx(
    'iui-button',
    styleType === 'borderless' && 'iui-invisible',
    className,
  )}
  ...

Use getDocument, getWindow instead of direct access

// Good
getWindow()?.clearTimeout(1);

// Good
getDocument()?.createElement('div');

// Bad
window.clearTimeout(1);

// Bad
document.createElement('div');

Import useLayoutEffect (SSR-safe) from utils instead of using React.useLayoutEffect (client only)

// Good
import { useLayoutEffect } from '../../utils/index.js';

useLayoutEffect(() => {});

// Bad
React.useLayoutEffect(() => {});