cwel v0.1.0

Countrywide Experience Language (CWEL)

Welcome to CWEL, a front-end framework and experience language for the web.

Setup instructions

Setup involves a set of gulp commands:

• Active development: gulp watch to get the sandbox and documentation page up.
• Build: gulp build to build the entire project.
• Lint: gulp lint to lint the SCSS and JS in this project. - gulp lint:script to only lint the JS - gulp lint:style to only lint the SCSS
• Test - unit (karma): gulp test-unit - end to end (protractor): gulp test-e2e - visual (galen): gulp test-visual

Steps

1. run npm install in your command line
2. run gulp build to build the whole project - it might be necessary to install gulp globally: npm install -g gulp if an error occurs.

Contributing

For any pull requests to be accepted, the following guidelines must be followed. These cover code style and methodologies. Suggested tooling is listed at the end to help follow these guides.

Note: Tildes (~) in paths like ~/package.json denote the project's root folder.

Filenames

Make sure all filenames in this project adhere to kebab case. Exceptions to this are ~/LICENSE and ~/README.md to make them stand-out.

Create something

To create something for CWEL, read how to create something. This covers the steps necessary to contribute source code.

Code styleguides

Use eslint and stylelint to ensure your code style generally conforms with the project's standards; see setup instructions above for lint commands.

SCSS styleguide

Some things are not caught by linters, so please read the scss styleguide and for clarification.

JS styleguide

These are all covered by eslint.

Sandbox pages

To work on the CWEL library or experiment with new ideas, sandbox pages can be made. To do so, follow the steps outlined in the sandbox readme.

Documenation pages

To document new components, or any piece of CWEL, documentation pages can be written. For instuctions, read the readme for documentation pages.

To do

For a list of miscellaneous tasks, see the todo readme.