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package/README.md CHANGED
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  yarn add eis-ui-render
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  ```
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- ## Integration
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- There are two ways to integrate UI Render:
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- ### 1. Using `dataUrl` and `metaUrl` strings
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- - UI Render handles all `data/meta` fetching and updates for you
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- ```tsx
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- // Simplified example integration with UI Builder as custom Component Slot
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- import React, {useMemo} from 'react'
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- import {environment} from '@eisgroup/common'
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- import {RatingReportNoData} from './components'
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- import {PREFIX} from '../../common/classNames'
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- // You can name `UIRender` as whatever you like
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- import UIRender from 'eis-ui-render'
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- export namespace RatingReportSlotClasses {
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- const RATING_REPORT = 'rating-report-slot'
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- export const CONTAINER = `${PREFIX}-${RATING_REPORT}`
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- }
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- export enum ProductCodes {
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- STDMaster = 'STDMaster',
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- SMPMaster = 'SMPMaster',
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- LeaveMaster = 'LeaveMaster',
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- ACCMaster = 'ACCMaster',
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- GPLUMaster = 'GPLUMaster',
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- LTDMaster = 'LTDMaster'
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- const styleUiRender = {width: '100%', marginBottom: 30, minHeight: 320}
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- [ProductCodes.STDMaster]: 'backoffice-rating-std-master'
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- <div className={RatingReportSlotClasses.CONTAINER}>
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- dataUrl={`${dxpBasePath}/${url}/v1/policies/${policyNumber}/${revisionNo}/rating-details`}
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- metaUrl={`${dxpBasePath}/${url}/v1/ui-config/generate-page-structure`}
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- }
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- User submits data back to backend. Check
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- this [wrapper component](https://github.com/eisgroup/ui-render/blob/master/repos/core/src/pages/eis/webstudio.js)
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- for example.
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- - You must provide all props like the example code below:
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- ```tsx
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- // This is as the same as: import UIRender from 'eis-ui-render'
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- import {UIRender} from 'eis-ui-render'
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- // Note: `initialValues` is required initially, and to reset all Form values inside UI Render
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- ```
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  ## Build & Deploy Steps
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- * 1. This Component creates an empty <div/> inside Genesis UI HTML DOM (where UI Render wil be)
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- "version": "0.29.2",
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- "description": "UI Render for EIS Integration",
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+ "description": "UI generation based on JSON schemas",
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