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@khalyomede/star-dust

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CSS Framework based on Material Design guidelines.

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Star Dust

CSS Framework based on Material Design guidelines.

Summary

About

Star Dust is my attempt of making a modular CSS framework based on Material Design guidelines. Those design principles are clear, because they address an issue from A to Z. Theyt are consistant, with a single design line accross a bunch of components. These principles are conscise, which promotes information destructuration and other modern UX improvements for the end user, and they offer a great designer experience with precise guidance (spacing, design choices, ...).

Star Dust main target is the web apps, websites, and others platform supporting HTML/CSS.

Advantages

  • Flexible: either import the hole css file, or use SASS to code-split your css files.
  • Lightweight: If you use SASS, you can greatly reduce the number of unused CSS.
  • Hackable: Use of variables let you customize every component at a very fine grain.
  • Easily integrable: Each components is under the sd "namespace" (e.g. class), which does not interfer with other frameworks.

Installation

CDN

Available soon.

NPM

Available soon.

Usage

Available soon.

Contributing

Project architecture explained

  1. Star Dust is using Gulp.js for building its components.
  2. The build command is available using: npm run build.
  3. You can start a development program for continuous build: npm run start. It will listen changes so you do not have to run the build command manually.
  4. Actually, I prefer using Yarn for the command above because I can see a cute little cat besides my yarn.lock file 🐱 (and also for the speed)
  5. Stylesheets are managed using SASS (and then built to CSS via the build command).
  6. Star Dust uses StyleLint, in order to keep some code consistancy.
  7. This project is being tested using BrowserStack, so I can stay in line with the most devices possible. BrowserStack is making this project so much more reliable by providing a tons of available devices, from smartphones to multiple browsers, across iOS, Windows, and plenty more, so make sure to check their offer!

Where I need you

First, just have fun with your pull requests. I need this to be a pleasant occasion to help the project. Just thinking how much time you spent on the PR is making me so happy, so do not hesitate, even if it is a one character typo!

  • Finding a CI tool (Travis?)
  • Finding a test tool for end-to-end testing
  • Finding a documentation generator (or something that let us manually publish updates)

Have fun guys!