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@nypl/design-toolkit

v0.1.38

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NYPL Design Toolkit

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Readme

Build Status Stories in Ready

NYPL Digital Design Toolkit

Design toolkit (SASS) for the NYPL Digital team

Version: 0.1.38

View documentation

Viewing documentation locally

Setting up Jekyll

  1. Install Jekyll Enter gem install jekyll bundler in your terminal.
  2. Change directories to the docs/ folder.
  3. Run bundle install to install necessary gems.
  4. Run bundle exec jekyll serve to compile and watch the site as well as start a local server. Or just run jekyll serve.
  5. Navigate your favorite internet browser to http://127.0.0.1:4000/design-toolkit/

Compiling SCSS to CSS with Gulp or SASS CLI

  1. To view, edit and complie sass to css:

    a. For gulp: Make sure you have Node.js installed and up to date. From the root of the project run npm i. This will install the gulp dependencies.

    • Once gulp is installed, from the root, run gulp. This will compile your scss files to css and place them in the correct directory.
    • You can choose to run gulp watch, this command will actively watch the correct directory and complie files on save.

    b. Alternately you can run / compile sass directly (no Gulp required), via its CLI.

    • From the root of the project run: sass --watch sass:css/docs.
  2. Have a milkshake. 🥛

Install the toolkit in your application

View Change Log

License

See LICENSE