Spartan Vue is a vue component library that contains the components used in the PlacetoPay web applications based in TailwindCSS.
You can find the documentation and components of this design system by clicking here.
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Requirements
- NodeJs ^16
- NPM ^7
- TailwindCSS ^3
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Install in the consumer project
npm install -D @placetopay/spartan-vue
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Configure your
tailwind.config.js
file adding the following lines:content: [ //... "node_modules/@placetopay/spartan-vue/dist/**/*.js", ], plugins: [ //... require('@placetopay/spartan-vue/plugin'), ],
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Import the styles in your main file (Before the
your styles
import):// add before your styles import '@placetopay/spartan-vue/style.css'; // your styles (with tailwindcss directives) import './my-styles.css'
If you desire to establish a custom primary color, you may incorporate the primary
option within the spartan-vue plugin's configuration:
require('@placetopay/spartan-vue/plugin')({
primary: {
50: '228 242 253',
100: '187 222 251',
200: '144 202 249',
300: '100 181 246',
400: '66 165 245',
500: '33 150 243',
600: '30 132 229',
700: '25 103 196',
800: '21 78 148',
900: '13 42 84',
}
}),
If you want to avoid including the Inter font in your project, you can add the following parameter:
require('@placetopay/spartan-vue/plugin')({
includeFont: false,
}),
<script setup>
import { SButton } from '@placetopay/spartan-vue';
</script>
<template>
<SButton>Create</SButton>
</template>
Some components come with integrated texts. For these components, Spartan-vue provides translations in four languages:
- Spanish
- English
- Italian
- Portuguese
- French
It is essential to have vue-i18n installed and correctly add the translation JSON files. These translations are entirely customizable, and the functionality can be expanded to include more languages.
Before utilizing components with integrated texts and translations, ensure that the vue-i18n library is installed in your project. You can install it using the following command:
npm install vue-i18n
Once the installation is successfully completed, proceed with the configuration in the main.ts file.
In your main file, import vue-i18n and the necessary locales provided by Spartan-vue:
import '@placetopay/spartan-vue/style.css';
import { createApp } from 'vue';
import { createI18n } from 'vue-i18n';
import App from './App.vue';
import { es, en } from '@placetopay/spartan-vue/locales';
const i18n = createI18n({
locale: 'en',
fallbackLocale: 'en',
legacy: false,
messages: {
es,
en
}
});
const app = createApp(App);
app.use(i18n);
app.mount('#app');
This configuration sets up vue-i18n with English (en
) as the default language and Spanish (es
) as an additional language. You can add more languages as needed.
That's it! You've now successfully set up vue-i18n for Spartan-vue components in your project.
Feel free to adjust the instructions to match your project's structure and requirements. If you have any questions or need further assistance, please don't hesitate to ask!
In most cases you will have slots where you can put the icons of your choice. The recommended way to use icons is to use the Iconsax Vue library. You can install it using the following command:
npm install @placetopay/iconsax-vue
Those icons are exported as functional components that are recognized in spartan components:
<script setup>
import { SButton } from '@placetopay/spartan-vue';
import { AddCircleIcon } from '@placetopay/iconsax-vue/bold';
</script>
<template>
<SButton :left-icon="AddCircleIcon">Create</SButton>
</template>
The flag icons are also available in the Flagicons Vue library. You can install it using the following command:
npm install @placetopay/flagicons-vue