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template.beta.gouv.fr

v0.0.6

Published

2 years ago

A CSS UI kit for betagouv and friends

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template.beta.gouv.fr beta.gouv.fr ui kit

Template.beta.gouv.fr

Qu'est ce que c'est : un template CSS ouvert à tous, à destination des équipes betagouv & friends.

Utiliser template.beta.gouv

Télécharger les fichier plats

Vous pouvez télécharger les sources du template minifiées ici.

Faire un import HTML

Vous pouvez faire des imports HTML du template en ajoutant ces liens entre les balises <head> de votre fichier index.html :

<!-- main CSS -->
<link href="https://unpkg.com/template.beta.gouv.fr@latest/dist/template.min.css" rel="stylesheet">

Installer le paquet npm

Vous pouvez installer le paquet npm sur votre projet :

  npm install --save template.beta.gouv.fr

Puis importer le fichier dans votre projet :

  import 'template.data.gouv.fr/dist/template.css'

Construire votre propre version du template

Vous êtes bien entendu libres (et encouragés!) de cloner ce repository, le modifier et d’y contribuer !

Structure du repos

site : les fichiers du site vitrine de template 
dist : les fichiers du template minifiés
src : le code source non minifié

Générer les template

Pour build le template :

  npm run build

Contribuer

N'hésitez pas a passer un coup de linter et à corriger les erreurs si il y en a :

  npm run lint

Une fois votre code propre, ouvrez une PR sur ce repos.

Licence

2020 DINUM

Cette application est publiée sous licence MIT.