Table of content
§ Migration guide
§ Next
§ From 2.1.0 to 2.1.1
Nothing notable has been changed, but you can still read the CHANGELOG.
§ From 2.0.0 to 2.1.0
Read the CHANGELOG
- If you use the
_timeline
"HTML component", it now has an additional sub-class for title. Check the documentation examples if you want to use it. RuiThumbnails
does not have padding anymore. If you relied on it, use the-md
helper to compensate.
§ From 1.3.0 or 2.0.0-alpha.1 to 2.0.0
Read the CHANGELOG
If you upgrade from 2.0.0-alpha.1
, there are no breaking change here.
If you upgrade from 1.3.0
, upgrade to 2.0.0-alpha
, then 2.0.0-alpha-1
, then to 2.0.0
.
§ From 2.0.0-alpha to 2.0.0-alpha.1
Start by reading the CHANGELOG, then:
- Library exports have changed in
package.json
; you may have to change some import paths in your app:- Generated CSS
// From import '@experiments-labs/rise_ui/style.css' // to: import '@experiments-labs/rise_ui/dist/full.css' import '@experiments-labs/rise_ui/dist/fonts.css'
- Components index: no change in import path. It is still possible to do that:
import { RuiButton, RuiToolbar } from '@experiments-labs/rise_ui/components'
- Individual components from source:
// From import RuiButton from '@experiments-labs/rise_ui/components/<...>.vue' // to: import RuiButton from '@experiments-labs/rise_ui/src/components/<...>.vue'
- SCSS stylesheets:
If you import these files from JS you still have to change the paths.// From @use '@experiments-labs/rise_ui/styles/<...>'; // to: @use '@experiments-labs/rise_ui/src/stylesheets/<...>';
- Utility modules:
// From import {thing} from '@experiments-labs/rise_ui/utils/<...>' // to: import {thing} from '@experiments-labs/rise_ui/src/lib/<...>'
- Documentation system: no change in import paths
- Generated CSS
RuiToolbar
: If you used thehelp
prop, it has been removed. If you used thehelp
slot, it has been removed too. There is aright
slot as replacement:
If you have the<!-- Replace --> <rui-toolbar help="Some help" /> <!-- by --> <rui-toolbar> <template #right> <rui-help-button content="Some help" /> </template> </rui-toolbar> <!-- and --> <rui-toolbar> <template #help>Complex content</template> </rui-toolbar> <!-- by --> <rui-toolbar> <template #right> <rui-help-button>Complex content</rui-help-button> </template> </rui-toolbar>
floating-vue
dependency installed only to be able to useRuiToolbar
, you can now remove it.- CSS: If you imported somehow the whole
style.scss
in your app, rename the import tofull.scss
. If you were only importing some of the styles, one of the new flavors may be interesting too as a replacement. If you don't want to use the external libraries, userise_ui.scss
(and remove the libraries). - The components relying on external libraries are removed from the components index:
RuiSearchForm
,RuiHelpButton
,RuiHelpButtonContent
,RuiRgbaPicker
andRuiTagSelector
. You will need to import them by yourself:
You can also import them directly in your components.// Global registration in your main entrypoint (e.g.: main.js): // RiseUI extra components import RuiHelpButton from '@experiments-labs/rise_ui/src/components/HelpButton/HelpButton.vue' import RuiTagSelector from '@experiments-labs/rise_ui/src/components/Inputs/TagSelector/TagSelector.vue' import RuiRgbaPicker from '@experiments-labs/rise_ui/src/components/Inputs/RgbaPicker/RgbaPicker.vue' import RuiSearchForm from '@experiments-labs/rise_ui/src/components/Form/SearchForm.vue' // Register them manually: app.component('RuiHelpButton', RuiHelpButton) //...
- As a side effect of the removal of the extraction of some components from the list, you can remove the following options
passed during the library initialization:
useDebounce
,usePopper
,useVanillaPicker
,useVueMultiselect
. - VueJS components are not loaded globally with the
RiseUI
plugin; import them individually instead. If you prefer to continue to load them all, register them in your entrypoint.// All RiseUI components import * as ruiComponents from '@experiments-labs/rise_ui/src/components/index.js' // Register all the base components for (const name in ruiComponents) { app.component(name, ruiComponents[name]) }
- Documentation system components are not loaded globally with the
DocumentationSystem
plugin; import them individually instead. If you prefer to continue to load them all, register them in your documentation entrypoint.// All RiseUI components import * as docComponents from '@experiments-labs/rise_ui/documentation_system/components/index.js' // Register all the documentation components for (const name in docComponents) { app.component(name, docComponents[name]) }
- Library is not compiled anymore. Builds are gone. If you don't use ES6 imports, there is no alternative. If you use ES6 build, this should be transparent.
- If you used the big generated CSS file and want to continue this way, you will need to change your imports:
// From import '@experiments-labs/rise_ui/style.css' // to import '@experiments-labs/rise_ui/dist/full.css' // or another variant if it better fits. import '@experiments-labs/rise_ui/dist/fonts.css' // <-- Add this
- Fonts are extracted from the stylesheets. If you use the SCSS stylesheets, import it:
or in your entrypoint:@use '@experiments-labs/rise_ui/styles/rise_ui'; @use '@experiments-labs/rise_ui/styles/fonts'; // <-- Add this
import '@experiments-labs/rise_ui/src/stylesheets/rise_ui.scss'; import '@experiments-labs/rise_ui/src/stylesheets/fonts.scss'; // <-- Add this
§ From 1.3.0 to 2.0.0-alpha
Start by reading the CHANGELOG, then:
- Search references to
-text--<color>
and replace them by-text--color-<color>
. You may search and replace-text--(mute|danger|error|destructive|helping|creative|done|success|recording|warning|canceling)
by-text--color-$1
. You also may have some references in string interpolations, so check for them too. - Search and replace
-flex--center
by-justify-content-center
. Check for string interpolations too. - Search and replace
-flex--right
by-justify-content-right
. Check for string interpolations too. - Search for usages of
RuiFormErrors
and rename it toRuiErrors
: replace<(/?)rui-form-errors
by<$1rui-errors
. - On RuiModal, replace usages of
has-footer="false"
byno-footer
and removehas-footer="true"
if any. - ToasterJS custom stylesheet has been removed from the project as the library itself was not used. If you use it and the RiseUI CSS copy and use the overrides from the previous version.
- If you use the
RandomString
module from RiseUI, its previous deprecated version has been removed:// Instead of import RandomString from '<the path>/RandomString.js' // do import { RandomString } from '<the path>/String.js'
§ From 1.2.0 to 1.3.0
Update dependencies, especially debounce
and floating-vue
§ From 1.1.0 to 1.2.0
randomString()
from src/lib/randomString
is deprecated but still available. Use randomString
from
src/lib/String.js
if you want to address the change before it's removed.
§ From 1.0.0 to 1.1.0
No special action is required
§ From 0.1.1 to 1.0.0
No special action is required
§ From 0.0.6 to 0.1.0
vue3-popper
has been replaced byfloating-vue
. You should add it if you use the components usingvue3-popper
:
Removeyarn add floating-vue
vue3-popper
if you don't use it, or adapt your components:yarn remove vue3-popper
- We now use Node version 20
debounce
has been upgraded from 1.x to 2.0. Update yourpackage.json
with"debounce": "^2.0.0",
. Usage slightly change, so if you use this library in your own components, change the import statement:// Before: import { debounce } from 'debounce' // After: import debounce from 'debounce'
@fontsource/ubuntu
has been upgraded from 4.x to 5.0. Upgrade yourpackage.json
with"@fontsource/ubuntu": "^5.0.8",