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Infor Design System CSS

Infor Design System is a set of use-case driven design practices, development tools, and support documentation to create a cohesive user experience across all Infor CloudSuite applications.

Lightweight, modular, extensible, this CSS library allows you to easily maintain the identity of the Infor Design System, while building or using your own functional web components.

For more information about IDS CSS and the Infor Design System, see our getting started guide for developers.

Getting Started

The easiest way to get the Infor Design System CSS library in your project is through npm.

npm install --save-dev ids-css

This will download the latest version of all of the assets and install in node_modules/ids-css. Include your desired file in the <head> of your application or using your build mechanism, like webpack.

Dev Quick start

git clone the repo
cd into the repo
Switch to the branch you want to branch from
- this will typically be master
npm install
npm start to build and serve on http://localhost:3000

NPM Tasks

npm start - Calls gulp dev but did this for consistency across repos
npm run build - Clean and Build the site and packages
npm test - Lints the src and site css raw files and markdown files
npm run publish{:env} - Build the markdown docs into json, zip it, then post to the design.infor.com server for the specified environment
npm run release - Run the release process (it defaults to "patch" release)

The website is served at http://localhost:3000/
Demos are at http://localhost:3000/ids-{package}/{package} (it follows the folder pattern under demo/)

Testing/Linting

You can run tests by doing npm test.

Site Directory

src/ The raw files for components and icons.
- packages/ The individual components (while compiled each will have it's own dist/)
site/
- www/ The generated files for the local docs website
- css/ The CSS for the local docs site only
- templates/ The templates for generating the site html files
- www/dist/ Minified stylesheets used for the site.
demo Demo of each package.
gulp Contains the gulp tasks
documentation The tmp directory the website documentation deploy/publish is done from
dist The tmp directory npm package publishes from