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claromentis-design-system

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Claromentis Design System

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Claromentis Component Library

Built With Stencil

A library of Claromentis web components.

Dependencies

Documentation

TODO

  • Settle on a name for the Design System
    1. “Clarity” - Nice simple name derive from “Claromentis” bit like “Metro” or “Material Design”
    2. “Brighton” - Nice homage to the location of our HQ. It shows the diversity, rich & colourful nature of our town which is also reflection to our company culture.
    3. “Meikai” - “Clarity” in Japanese also has meaning of brightness & understanding.
    4. “CD” - Just like CLC it has abstract and multiple meaning such as “Claromentis Design” “Compact Design” “Clear Design” “Culture by Design” “Creative Design .. etc
  • Flesh out the readme and/or introduce a CONTRIBUTING.md contribution guide

Getting started

Install dependencies

Install Node v8.x or higher.

npm install

Run the development server

npm start

Run the development server with ES5 compatibility

This is useful for testing compatibility with browsers that don't yet fully support the HTML5 specs for Web Components.

npm start --es5

Build the component library and documentation

npm run build

Run tests

npm test

Building components

Visit the Stencil documentation to learn how to build Web Components using Stencil.

Naming components

When creating new components, use the cla- prefix for their tag name. For example: <cla-button>.