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innoq-styleguide

v15.5.2

Published

INNOQ’s style guide and component library

Downloads

3,975

Readme

INNOQ Styleguide and Component Library

Build Status

Before you start

We use git-lfs. So please install https://git-lfs.github.com/ before you clone this repo.

How to install

Without Docker

Install:

npm install

This starts a local development server complete with asset pipeline:

npm start

Export a static site to ./dist/site

npm run site

With Docker & Docker-Compose

docker-compose up

You need to prefix all maintenance commands from above like npm … with

docker-compose run --rm web …

Deployment

Each new release gets deployed automatically to https://innoq.style/.

See .github/workflow/build.yml for more info.

Generate assets locally

npm run compile

After that, you'll find all the relevant assets in ./dist/.

Updating web fonts

We're currently hosting all of our web fonts (including icons) on innoq.com. To update them:

  1. Go to https://gitlab.innoq.com/innoq/innoq.com-cms/app/assets/fonts
  2. Replace the font files you need to update
  3. Commit + push
  4. Wait until the new versions are deployed
  5. Update $cachebuster for the updated font families in the style guide; you can use a random hash for that: date +%s | md5

Release

Just hit ENTER all the time to release a new version.

Just. hit. Enter.

GitHub Actions deals with npm publishing.

Patch level version (auto increment)

$ npm run release

Minor

$ npm run release minor

Major

$ npm run release major