discount-app-components

@shopify/discount-app-components provides a set of stateless discount components to help 3p app developers create AppBridge-powered discounts apps.

App development

For more information about creating apps for the Shopify App Store, see the app development documentation.

Using the repo

Installation

Run the following command using npm:

npm install @shopify/discount-app-components --save

If you prefer Yarn, use the following command instead:

yarn add @shopify/discount-app-components

🛑 The project has peerDependencies of @shopify/app-bridge, @shopify/app-bridge-react, and @shopify/polaris which must also be installed in your app.

Usage

Import the CSS for this repo and Polaris directly into your project if your asset packager supports it:

import '@shopify/discount-app-components/build/esm/styles.css';
import '@shopify/polaris/build/esm/styles.css';

Otherwise include the CSS in your HTML. We suggest copying the styles file into your own project, but you may also use it directly:

<link
  rel="stylesheet"
  href="https://unpkg.com/@shopify/discount-app-components@<your version number>/build/esm/styles.css"
/>
<link
  rel="stylesheet"
  href="https://unpkg.com/@shopify/polaris@<your version number>/build/esm/styles.css"
/>

This library contains a number of locale-specific components, and you will be required to pass a locale and a ianaTimezone to the discounts AppProvider. Also, this library will require you to wrap your app in a Polaris AppProvider and an AppBridge AppProvider. A full example of an app root can be found below:

import {Page, AppProvider as PolarisAppProvider} from '@shopify/polaris';
import {Provider as AppBridgeProvider} from '@shopify/app-bridge-react';
import {AppProvider} from '@shopify/discount-app-components';

// See [Polaris AppProvider documentation](https://github.com/Shopify/polaris/blob/main/polaris-react/src/components/AppProvider/README.md#using-translations) for more details on using Polaris translations
import enPolarisTranslations from '@shopify/polaris/locales/en.json';

// Import polaris styles
import "@shopify/polaris/build/esm/styles.css";

// Import this discount-app-components styles
import "@shopify/discount-app-components/build/esm/styles.css";

export default function App() {

  ...

  return (
    <AppBridgeProvider config={/* pass your app bridge config here */}>
      <PolarisAppProvider i18n={enPolarisTranslations}>
        {/* discount-app-component specific AppProvider */}
        <AppProvider locale="en-US" ianaTimezone="America/Los_Angeles">
          <Page title="Example app">
            {/* Add your discount components here */}
          </Page>
        </AppProvider>
      </PolarisAppProvider>
    </AppBridgeProvider>
  );
}

Note: you may need to rename the discounts AppProvider to avoid clashing with another AppProvider component:

import {AppProvider as DiscountAppComponentsProvider} from '@shopify/discount-app-components';

And in your app root:

<DiscountAppComponentsProvider
  locale="en-US"
  ianaTimezone="America/Los_Angeles"
>
  <Page title="Example app">{/* Add your discount components here */}</Page>
</DiscountAppComponentsProvider>

Development

Testing local changes in a consuming project

In your terminal, install yalc globally. npm i yalc -g
In your terminal, run yalc publish --private from the discount-app-components repo
In your terminal, open a second tab in your consuming project's directory and run yalc add @shopify/discount-app-components. This will the dependency to your project's package.json that resembles the following:

"dependencies": {
...
"@shopify/discount-app-components": "file:.yalc/@shopify/discount-app-components",
...
}

Build your project to install the @shopify/discount-app-components's dependencies (e.g. yarn). NOTE This may update your project's dependency lockfile, be cautious about committing changes added by importing @shopify/discount-app-components locally.

To make changes in @shopify/discount-app-components and update your yalc link

Republish your changes from @shopify/discount-app-components with yalc publish --private
Update the dependency in your consuming project with yalc update @shopify/discount-app-components
- Note that you may need to rm -rf ./node_modules && rm -rf .yalc && yarn for the changes to apply.

Troubleshooting

Can't import the named export `XYZ` from non EcmaScript module (only default export is available)

If you run into an error that resembles the following:

ERROR in ./node_modules/@shopify/react-i18n/build/esm/i18n.mjs 406:68-76
Can't import the named export 'TimeUnit' from non EcmaScript module (only default export is available)
 @ ./node_modules/@shopify/react-i18n/build/esm/index.mjs
 @ ./node_modules/@shopify/react-i18n/index.mjs
 @ ./node_modules/@shopify/discount-app-components/build/esm/components/FormattedNumberField/FormattedNumberField.js
 @ ./node_modules/@shopify/discount-app-components/build/esm/index.js
 @ ./src/App.js
 @ ./src/index.js

You may need to update your webpack.config.js to include a module.rules of:

{
  test: /\.mjs$/,
  include: /node_modules/,
  type: 'javascript/auto',
}

Deploying new versions

Writing changelogs and releasing should be as seamless and automated as possible. This repo uses changesets to version and release packages. To create a new version and release, follow these steps:

Typical flow:

Feature work

Changes are made in a working branch and it is deemed that a version (patch/minor/major) bump is needed.
On the working branch: a. If you want to include those changes into the changelog, run yarn changeset add and commit the generated changesets. b. If you don't want to include those changes in the changelog, you can label your pr with 🤖 Skip Changelog.
Then push the generated changesets and or changes to your working branch
Merge working branch as you would normally, after getting reviews and CI passing

New version and releasing

When feature work is merged into main there is a release GitHub action that runs which generates a Version Packages pull request.
It runs yarn version and incorporates the changesets into the changelog and bumps the version accordingly. (patch/minor/major) It then creates a Version Packages pull request.
Merge the Version Packages PR.
The release action runs yarn release, which publishes the package to npm.

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