@buildit/gravity-particles NPM

Buildit Gravity Particles

This is the "single source of truth" for design tokens and assets used throughout Buildit's Gravity design system.

Consuming exported design tokens (via NPM)

Exports of the design tokens in various formats are published as an NPM package: @buildit/gravity-particles.

Setup

Add the NPM package as a dependency (or dev dependency) to your project:

npm install --save @buildit/gravity-particles

Usage: JavaScript / TypeScript

The design tokens can be consumed in JavaScript (Node.js) applications. TypeScript type declarations are also published.

In your code, you can require and use the tokens like so:

const gravityParticles = require('@buildit/gravity-particles');

Usage: SASS

The design tokens are also published as SASS variables.

We recommend using Eyeglass SASS to simplify importing this library into your SASS code. Follow Eyeglass's instructions to integrate it with your SASS compilation options.

Once setup, you can @import them into your SASS code like so:

@import 'gravity-particles';

Development

Setup

Clone this repo to your machine
Run npm install to install the dependencies

Congrats, you're all set!

TIP: We recommend using NVM to ensure you have a compatible Node.js version (>= 8.11.1).

Commits

⚠️Important: All commits must adhere to the Coventional Commits format, because we have an automated release process that depends on this.

While you can, in principle, manually format your commit messages using your preferred git client, we recommend using commitizen, which is installed when you run npm install. To run it, simply do:

npm run commit

Note, we also use a git pre-commit hook (which is setup automatically when you run npm install) to lint new commit messages and enforce the correct formatting. Our CI also checks commit messages in a PR.

Build

To do a build, which exports the tokens in all the supported formats, run:

npm run build

This will create a dist/ directory containing the exported tokens. (It will also create a .tmp/ directory for intermediate build files)

Running tests

npm run test

Clean

To remove any previous build output run:

npm run clean

When running on macOS, the build process will download some additional tools on the first build and place them under .tmp-bin/. If you wish, you can remove those (e.g. to force a fresh download on the next build) by running: npm run clean-bin.