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angular-refills

v0.0.1

Published

AngularJS directives for Bourbon.io Refills

Downloads

15

Readme

Angular Directives for Bourbon Refills

npm Build Status

This is a set of Angular.js directives that implement the functionality of http://refills.bourbon.io/. This project was created to make it easier to use Bourbon and Refills controls on an Angular.js website. These directives are designed to work with the default HTML structure and classes as presented on the Refills website.

They are all independent, so you can use only the ones you need.

Refills is owned and maintained by thoughtbot, inc.. This project is not affiliated in any way.

This project is currently in a pre-release state, so not all directives have been added.

How to Use

  1. Include Refills in your project and include one or more of the patterns or components

  2. Include either the minified or non-minified javascript file from the /dist/ folder:

    <script src="angular-refills.js"></script>
  3. Inject the angular-refills module into your app module:

    var myApp = angular.module('myApp', ['angular-refills']);
  4. The directives will be applied automatically if the default classnames are used.

Examples

There is an example site in the example/ folder which can be used for reference. It uses Gulp to compile the SCSS stylesheets, but the compiled version is also included.

Bower

This filter can be installed via Bower with the following dependency in the bower.json file.

"dependencies": {
    "angular-refills": "~0.0"
}

Browserify

This project is published in NPM as angular-refills.

"dependencies": {
    "angular-refills": "~0.0"
}

Building

  1. Install Gulp and Node.js

  2. Install Node packages

     npm install
  3. Build via Gulp

     gulp build

    The /dist/ folder contains the regular and minified Javascript files.

  4. Tests are automatically run during the build, but they can be run manually as well

     gulp test