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@aweber/aw-grid

v1.2.0

Published

3 years ago

AWeber FlexBox Grid based off of CSS3 flexbox specification

Downloads

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AWeber FlexBox Grid

AWeber FlexBox Grid is a responsive modern grid system for creating structured layouts in both websites and web applications. Based on flexbox properties, it is a customized version of the infamous Flexbox Grid and uses SCSS as a preprocessor language to facilitate development and maintenance.

Installation

npm

npm install @aweber/aw-grid --save-dev

Bower

bower install aw-grid

Production CSS | CDN

TBD…

Development

Fork and clone the AWeber FlexBox Grid repository.
Install the project's dependencies.
Create a branch for your changes using Git Flow.
Make your changes and document them using the SASSDoc guidelines.
Lint your changes before opening a PR.
Open a PR comparing your branch with the develop branch as the base.

Install dependencies

npm 5^ is preferred.

npm install

Build documentation

Use SASSDoc to build the project’s documentation. Not required to open a PR.

npm run docs

Lint code changes

Lint your changes before opening a PR. If you don't, the Continuous Integration (CI) service won't allow your PR to be merged.

npm run lint

Build distribution files

Check the production output files, if needed.

npm run dist