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@dsivd/foehn

v2.0.4

Published

Frontend pattern library for State of Vaud

Downloads

401

Readme

Fœhn

Fœhn (føn) is the design system build for the website of the State of Vaud.

Take a look at the documentation.

Bootstrap 4 is used to build fœhn.

Changelog

Upgrading? Please read our CHANGELOG to learn what changes to expect in the latest version, whether that's new features, bug fixes, changes, or whatever else.

Run locally

You will need Git, Node.js and yarn to get this project running.

Fork repository (optional)

If you are an external contributor make sur to fork this project first

Clone repository

$ git clone [path/of/the/repo/]foehn.git
$ cd foehn

Install dependencies

$ yarn

Build

Build ./src to ./dist

$ yarn build

New version

  1. Make sure, the CHANGELOG.md is up to date. If not, update it and commit the changes.
  2. Run the $ yarn version command to create a new version of the package. (It also create the tag.)
$ yarn version

NPM

Getting Foehn npm package

Foehn is available on the npmjs registry.

Publish on the npm registry

The following command will build the code and publish the latest version on the registry you have set in your NPM config.

$ npm publish --tag latest

If you need to publish a specific version, use $ yarn publish --tag <tag> to build the code and publish a specific tag.