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the-vision

v1.4.24

Published

A set of reusable UI(react) components

Downloads

3

Readme

#The Vision ####The front end framework for an Indix experience

All Indix apps need to provide consistent experience for users from a branding, look and feel. To accomplish this, developers need a framework that can be used across the company.

##Style Guide This is the visual guide to all experiences.

##Using components from The Vision project Visit oss.indix.com/the-vision for documentation on how to use the components in the framework.

##Dev setup to run the project locally

####Basic Setup

  1. Checkout the code.
  2. Run sh boostrap.sh
  • Sets up git hooks
    • pre-commit runs the build and adds it before/for every commit
  • Runs nvm use to switch to the right node version.
  • Runs npm install to install all the dependencies. This may take a while.
  1. Run bundle install to install a few dev-dependencies (Middleman). If the previous step fails, install the correct version of ruby. We suggest using rvm gemsets.

####Starting Development

  1. Fire up using middleman server.
  2. Open localhost:4561 to view the app.
  3. Changes to the source code auto-refreshes the browser.
  4. In a parallel window, run npm run develop to run webpack in watch mode. This bundles the js file.

####Publish a new component

  • [x] Add tests
  • [x] Add docs
  • [x] Update version
  • [ ] Send a PR

####Update the webpage Run npm run publish-page -- "<commit msg>" to push the static files to gh-pages branch.