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creative-patterns

v2.16.2

Published

Pattern library developed and maintained by cool people at creativestyle.

Downloads

7

Readme

creativepatterns

This is creativestyle's pattern library that will contain all of the awesome code written by our great developers.

Local installation

To install the local copy of the library:

  1. Make sure you have node >=4.0.0 installed on your computer, you can run node -v in console to check it.
  2. Clone the repository.
  3. Run npm install in project's root to install all of the needed dependencies.
  4. Run npm run serve to build the library and start its website.

Essential commands

Since pattern library's build system is based on gulp, here are some most essential commands which are helpful when working with it.

  • npm run build or gulp build - Builds entire pattern library.
  • npm run serve or gulp serve - Builds entire pattern library and fires up local dev server which let's you browse the files.
  • npm run test or gulp test - Build scripts and runs unit tests.
    • Use -w or --watch flag to rerun tests each time files change.
    • Use -p package_path or --package package_path to run tests for single package where package_path is a path relative to packages directory.
  • npm run lint or gulp lint - Lints scripts and styles according to our code style rules.

Adding new components

  1. Clone it!
  2. Run npm install in project's root to install all of the needed dependencies.
  3. Run npm run generator to fire up component generator.
  4. Follow generator instructions.
  5. Write your code in newly generated directory.
  6. Add documentation and tests.
  7. Follow Contributing guide since point 2.

Contributing

  1. Clone it!
  2. Create your feature branch: git checkout -b feature-my-new-feature
  3. Commit your changes: git commit -am 'Add some feature'
  4. Push to the branch: git push origin feature/my-new-feature
  5. Submit a merge request :D