@geolid/ui-kit NPM

Installation

Quick start with CDN

<!DOCTYPE html>
<html>
    <head>
        <title>Title</title>
        <meta charset="utf-8">
        <meta name="viewport" content="width=device-width, initial-scale=1">
        <link rel="stylesheet" href="https://unpkg.com/@geolid/ui-kit/dist/css/ui-kit.min.css" />
        <script src="https://unpkg.com/@geolid/ui-kit/dist/js/ui-kit.min.js"></script>
    </head>
    <body>
    </body>
</html>

CDN

CSS

Type
Dev, latest	https://unpkg.com/@geolid/ui-kit/dist/css/ui-kit.css
Dev, version fixed	https://unpkg.com/@geolid/ui-kit@0.0.1/dist/css/ui-kit.css
Minified, latest	https://unpkg.com/@geolid/ui-kit/dist/css/ui-kit.min.css
Minified, version fixed	https://unpkg.com/@geolid/ui-kit@0.0.1/dist/css/ui-kit.min.css

Type
Dev, latest	https://unpkg.com/@geolid/ui-kit/dist/js/ui-kit.js
Dev, version fixed	https://unpkg.com/@geolid/ui-kit@0.0.1/dist/js/ui-kit.js
Minified, latest	https://unpkg.com/@geolid/ui-kit/dist/js/ui-kit.min.js
Minified, version fixed	https://unpkg.com/@geolid/ui-kit@0.0.1/dist/js/ui-kit.min.js

NPM

npm install --save @geolid/ui-kit

Usage

Documentation can be found here https://getuikit.com/docs/javascript

But to just to know if it works you can try this in your browser console:

UIkit.notification('Hello');

Release process

⚠️ Release should be always done on the master branch

1) npm version <version> The version number follow the semver pattern 2) npm publish 3) That's it, the ui kit is updated on npm and the CDN

Here are the detailed steps behind these 2 commands:

Run tests and linter
Bump the new version number in package.json
Build JS and CSS
Run the bundlesize check
Create a commit with all the freshly build files. The commit message is simply the new version number.
Create a git tag
Push the commit and the tag
Publish the new version on npm registry

Developpment

Requirements

node >= 8.2.0

Installation

git clone git@github.com:Geolid/ui-kit.git
cd ui-kit
npm install && npm start

Dev server

npm start

And then you can access html examples files here -> http://localhost:8080/tests/

Build

Build both production and developpement files:

npm run build

Adding a new html example

1) First create the html file in tests/ 2) Add the name of the file into the list in file tests/js/index.js

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