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cpe-patterns

v4.11.0

Published

A pattern library authoring environment

Downloads

48

Readme

CPE Patterns

NPM version

CPE's Pattern Library, powered by Drizzle

Usage

You can see the pattern library at https://cpe-patterns.netlify.com/

To use the CPE patterns CSS or JS, you can get it via:

npm i cpe-patterns

Documentation

Development

This will start a BrowserSync server on localhost:3000

npm start

Publishing a new version

Make sure you have the latest npm version (npm i -g npm)

  • npm version <new version here> (in a PR)
    • This will update the version number in package.json, package-lock.json, and CHANGELOG.md
  • npm publish (on master, after PR is merged)

Using your local version of cpe-patterns in another project

In your local cpe-patterns folder:

  • npm link - registers the module globally
  • npm start - starts watcher

In a repo that uses cpe-patterns:

  • npm link cpe-patterns - This points node_modules/cpe-patterns to your local cpe-patterns folder

When you want to switch back to the published version of cpe-patterns, just run npm i

Babel Exclusions

We exclude Snapper from Babel, because it causes problems, including preventing the Film Strip navigation in the Carousel pattern from operating.

In general, we prefer to run our dependencies through Babel for consistency, but do not remove this exclusion unless prepared to invest a significant amount of time troubleshooting.

See discussion in this PR.