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desy-html

v11.2.0

Published

desy-html contains the code you need to start building a user interface for Gobierno de Aragón government webapps.

Downloads

880

Readme

README

desy-html is the NPM library you need to start building a user interface for Gobierno de Aragón webapps. It uses Gulp, Postcss, Tailwindcss and Nunjucks to render html+css+js components. It's useful to create lightweight webapps or html mockups.

If you need a more powerful library based on this, use it's Angular port instead: desy-angular

See live examples of desy-html components: https://desy.aragon.es/

How to set up?

  • Run npm install first.
  • Use npm run dev to generate CSS from src/styles.css to /dist/styles.css, listen to changes in njk, css and html, and browser-sync reload.
  • Use npm run prod to generate CSS, Purge it and Minify it.
  • Dependencies: Node.js v20.14.0, Tailwind CSS and AutoPrefixer configed in PostCSS

How do I start a project that uses desy-html components?

To start a new project that uses desy-html as dependency, don't use this repo, use desy-html-starter repo instead.

  • Download the desy-html-starter project from here: https://bitbucket.org/sdaragon/desy-html-starter
  • Personalize the downloaded project for your needings.
  • You'll be able to use any desy-html component in that project. Copy any macro example code from here and paste it inside any page, include or component in your project.

Contact the team

  • desy-html is maintained by a team at SDA Servicios Digitales de Aragón (Spain). If you want to know more about desy-html, please email any of the commiters.

Software license

Unless stated otherwise, the codebase is released under the EUPL-1.2 License. This covers both the codebase and any sample code in the documentation.

Thanks

This project started initially forked from: https://github.com/saadeghi/tailwindcss-postcss-browsersync-boilerplate

This project is built upon the GOV.UK Frontend project: https://github.com/alphagov/govuk-frontend We would like to thank the Government Digital Service team for their fabulous work and for making it opensource for the community.