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owncloud-design-system

v14.0.1

Published

ownCloud Design System is based on VueDesign Systems and is used to design ownCloud UI components

Downloads

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Maintainers

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Keywords

vue design systemdesign systemvue.jsvuedesignsystem

Readme

Announcement: This is (likely) not the repo you're looking for

The design system is alive and kicking. We've decided to move the code into the ownCloud Web mono-repository to streamline development processes. Publishing to npmjs and deploying the docs will happen from the web mono-repo as well in the near future. This means:

  • If you're a developer using the design system, nothing changes for you.
  • If you want to contribute to the design system, please open a pull request in ownCloud Web. You can find the design system in the sub folder packages/design-system

As the actively supported web stable-6.0 branch depends on the design system version 14.0.x, we'll keep the design system stable-14.0 branch in this repo alive as long as web v6.0 is supported. As soon as web v6.0 is not supported anymore, we'll archive the design system repository. (side note: end of support for v6.0 is not known, yet. We'll update this document as soon as it's decided.)

ownCloud Design System

Build Status Coverage

ownCloud Design System is based on Vue Design System - Thanks a lot to @viljamis

Head over to the generated docs for more information!

Installation

Install the ownCloud design system by running

npm install owncloud-design-system

or

yarn add owncloud-design-system

or

pnpm add owncloud-design-system

and its peerDependencies, depending on whether they're already available in your project via

npm install @popperjs/core @vue/composition-api filesize focus-trap focus-trap-vue fuse.js luxon postcss-import postcss-url tippy.js v-calendar vue vue-inline-svg vue-select webfontloader

or

yarn add @popperjs/core @vue/composition-api filesize focus-trap focus-trap-vue fuse.js luxon postcss-import postcss-url tippy.js v-calendar vue vue-inline-svg vue-select webfontloader

or

pnpm add @popperjs/core @vue/composition-api filesize focus-trap focus-trap-vue fuse.js luxon postcss-import postcss-url tippy.js v-calendar vue vue-inline-svg vue-select webfontloader

How to build locally

You basically run

pnpm install

followed by pnpm start

This will fire up a web server at http://localhost:6060. Any changes to the code base will result it rebuilding the docs and reloading the content in the browser.