- Imports
- Reusable components needed for the main component
- Main component (Eg: Addons in addons.js)
- export default <MainComponent>;
- Do not make a new file for smaller components.
- Smaller, reusable components needed in the main components should be added above the main component, not inside it.
- Use ES6 arrow functions for defining components.
-
JS:
- Use a space after
if
,for
,while
,switch
. - Do not use a space after the opening
(
and before the closing)
. - Use a space before and after destructuring objects.
//good const { apple, mangoes } = fruits; //bad const { apple, mangoes } = fruits;
//Same for destructuring props: //good const BeautifulComponent = ({ prop1, prop2 }) => {} //bad const UglyComponent = ({prop1, prop2}) => {}
- Use a space after
-
JSX:
- Use a space before the forward slash (
/
) of a self-closing tag
//good <Foo /> //bad <Foo/>
- Do not use spaces for JSX curly braces
//good <Foo bar={baz} /> //bad <Foo bar={ baz } />
- Use a space before the forward slash (
-
Use camelCase for prop names, or PascalCase if the prop value is a React component.
-
Use new lines when props do not fit on the same line.
//good <Foo prop1={value1} prop2={value2} prop3={value3} /> //bad <Foo prop1={value1} prop2={value2} prop3={value3} />
- Always add semicolons after a line.
- Use ES6 arrow functions.
- Keep the indentation in your code correct.
- Use 4 spaces for tabs.
- Don't Repeat Yourself. If you think you're repeating too much code, make a smaller component, or a function.
- Always add alt prop to
img
tags. - Add
rel="noopener"
fora
tags which hastarget="_blank"
. - Don't do
outline: none
on user input elements. If you do not want outline, give them faint, visible background on focus. This is for accessibility.
- We are using octicons for icons. Use this if you need to add icons. Do not add a new library for icons.
- Try to not commit changes in
package.json
,package-lock.json
. - Discuss with contributors on discord if you're planning to add/remove a package.
This guide is based on airbnb's react guide. You can read all the best practices there.