Current Release

Check out the latest release of Responsive UI, download a template that helps you get started quickly, and download sample applications.

Release assets

• View the release notes for 2023.0.0
• Download the web components sample app
  • This sample app shows how to implement all Responsive UI patterns using the web components.
• Download the Angular components sample app
  • This sample app shows how to implement all Responsive UI patterns using the Angular components.
• Download the Starter template
  • This template provides minimal scaffolding for a new Responsive UI app.

Site updates for this release

Here are the relevant updates in version 2023.0.0:

• Multiple packages were upgraded in 2023.0.0 including Angular 15. To see the package changes from previous versions, reference the Compare Framework Versions page.

• Updated the Application web component doc to show updated notes about the routeMatchPrefix property when using PathLocationStrategy.

Registering to access the Responsive UI packages

You access the Angular files for Responsive UI using an Azure DevOps project.

Before you can access any Responsive UI installation package, you must first register the Jack Henry Azure Responsive Controls Artifact.

Installing the responsive UI components

You’ll install different packages depending on whether you’re using the web components or the Angular components.

Installing the web components

If you’re using the Responsive UI web components, add the following to your package.json file after registering:

"@jha/rui-wc": "2023.0.0"

If you’re using the Responsive UI web components within an Angular application, also add the following to your package.json file:

"@jha/rui-angular": "2023.0.0"

Installing the Angular components

If you’re using the Responsive UI Angular components, add the following to your package.json file after registering:

"@jha/jharesponsive": "2023.0.0"

Previous releases

You can find a list of archives of this documentation site for previous releases here.

Note that:

• Enhancements are only added to the next upcoming release that we’re working towards. Enhancements will not be added to previous releases.
• Bug fixes will be provided for previous releases that were published up to one year prior to the date of the bug report.
  • After that you’ll need to move to a more current release.
• For now, all prior releases will remain available for installation from the npm server and will not be removed.
• We’ll keep archived copies of the Responsive UI site available for the last three calendar years.