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ticketfly-css

v0.4.4

Published

2 years ago

Ticketfly's CSS framework

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Ticketfly CSS

Ticketfly's CSS framework.

Installation

Installing as an Ember addon:

ember install ticketfly-css

Installing with npm:

npm install ticketfly-css

Installing with yarn:

yarn add ticketfly-css

Current Modules

ticketfly-css-normalize

Base Settings

Utilities

Object Patterns

Garnishes

Future and In-Progress Modules

ticketfly-css-animation-variables
ticketfly-css-grid-objects (V2)
- A system of grid utilities built with the CSS Grid Layout Module

Also, see this issue for more context

Developing

In addition to providing functionality as both an Ember addon and a standard Node package consumable through package managers such as NPM or Yarn, this project contains a modules directory consisting of the Git submodules that comprise Ticketfly CSS.

If you only want visibility on the top-level repo, simply clone it as-is:

git clone [email protected]:Ticketfly-UI/ticketfly-css.git

It's more likely, however, that you'll want to include the files from each submodule's repository within one parent directory on your machine. This can be done with a recursive clone of the project:

git clone --recursive [email protected]:Ticketfly-UI/ticketfly-css.git