@iroco/ui v1.2.0

iroco-ui

Design system for Iroco based on SvelteKit.

See the Documentation.

Install in your svelte application

Prerequisites:

• @sveltejs/kit: ^2.x
• svelte: ^5.x

# latest
npm install @iroco/ui
# next
npm install @iroco/ui@next

Usage

Example of layout with navigation

src/routes/+layout.svelte

<script>
	import '../app.scss';
	import { Navigation, NavigationItem } from '@iroco/ui';
	import { base } from '$app/paths';
	import { page } from '$app/state';

	let currentRoute = $derived(page?.route?.id ?? '');

	/** snip **/
</script>

<Navigation
	{navigationItems}
	{currentRoute}
	baseUrl={base}
	type={'sidebar'}
	title={$_('account.title')}
	version={data?.version}
/>

<main class="main">
	<slot />
</main>

<style lang="scss">
	@use '@iroco/ui/scss/constants.scss';
	@use '@iroco/ui/scss/containers.scss';
	@use '@iroco/ui/scss/button.scss';
</style>

Customize colors

You can override CSS vars that mainly located in @iroco/ui/scss/colors.scss' in a custom scss file such as src/app.scss.

Ex. in a custom src/my-colors.css file

:root {
	--color-primary-light: pink;
	--color-primary: red;
}

Then in your src/app.scss style you can both @iroco-ui default scss style and the override.

@use '@iroco/ui/scss/colors.scss';
@use 'my-colors.scss';

Develop

To install dependencies :

npm ci

Building :

npm run build

Releasing (tags and releases to npm):

npm publish

Documentation (Storybook)

The docs directory contains the documentation app deployed on github pages. To install dependencies :

npm ci

You can add/update components documentation into docs/src/pages/components and update the left menu in docs/src/includes/sidebar.md.

When you have to work on the CSS for components, you can have hot reloading. Launch the dev server for docs :

npm run dev

To build the documentation (in /docs) :

npm run build-storybook

CSS Custom properties in Storybook

CSS Custom properties allows to try out variations of the design system. It relies on parts of the design system style that have been ported to CSS vars in this very purpose.

Those variable relate mainly to colors.

Add missing variables to Storybook

.storybook/preview.ts

It should reflect variables declared here :

src/lib/scss/colors.scss