open.fda.gov | - Redux actions | Frontend Framework library

open.fda.gov is a JavaScript library typically used in User Interface, Frontend Framework, React applications. open.fda.gov has no bugs, it has no vulnerabilities and it has low support. However open.fda.gov has a Non-SPDX License. You can download it from GitHub.

Redux actions go here. They describe all the possible state changes of the application. Any commonly used aria attributes can go here, like hiding an element from a screen reader. Stateless, functional react components go here. A function component should not have any state, and will always render the same thing if provided with a given set of props. Some routes have their own components folders, that provide components only used in that route. Most components should go here though. Container components go here. These react components are reduxified. They communicate with the store and dispatch actions, passing down props to their child components. This way we minify how many components have state, as well as having a tightly controlled, reliable way of describing application state. CSS is written with SCSS and is processed by gatsby-plugin-sass when the project is built and run locally. Overarching styling files are in the /css folder while component specific styling is in the /css/componenets/ folder. Individual SCSS files will be referenced at the component level. Any hard coded data that is used globally goes here. Some routes have their own data folder that serves the same purpose, but is local to that route.