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Suitcase

To do:

  • Actually based on the last alpha of Bootstrap 4. The beta just went out at the moment of writing and the format changed a lot for a lot of the variables. If the styleguide is upgraded to Bootstrap 4 beta, make sure that the variables used by the Horizon theme remains backward compatible.

Getting started

The compiled CSS is versionned, so if you just need to use it as is you can simply include it.

In order to use the project's commands and workflow, install the dependencies :

yarn install or npm install

Note: Yarn is recommended since it will use the yarn.lock file that will ensure you to fetch the good versions of the dependencies.

Usefull commands

npm run compile-all

Compiles the CSS and generate the documentation's static website. Results can be found in the /dist folder.

npm run docs-server

Compiles the CSS and start a web server that displays the documentation. You can edit the files within the /docs folder and refresh the page to see your changes, no need to redo the command every time.

npm run scss-dev

Compiles the CSS and start a watcher that listen for changes within the /scss folder in order to automatically recompiles the CSS everytime a .scss file is modified.

npm run docs-deploy

Run the previous npm run compile in order to compiles everything and push the generated docs to GitHub Pages.

Development workflow

Simply execute npm run docs-server and npm run scss-dev in two differents consoles. By doing that, you will be able to work with the docs and the styles and see your changes live from the docs site. Once you're done, you can update your documentation with npm run docs-deploy.

Project structure

For each components, you will have to provides the HTML markup and the SCSS styling.

  • HTML : docs/snippets/{category}/{component}.ejs
  • SCSS : scss/{category}/_{component}.scss

In your HTML snippet (.ejs file), you can separate your content in subsections with subtitles like {{ Hello world }}

To add a flavor

  • Create a new .scss file under the scss/flavors folder where you will declare your custom variables.
  • Show it into your docs by declaring it into the docs/_harp.json config file.

In your new SCSS flavor file, don't forget to put @import "../suitcase"; at the end in order to include the framework.

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