@fabric-ds/css
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This is the core package for Fabric CSS, FINNs design system.
The package includes resets, core components and Tailwind utility classes tuned for FINN.
The CSS should be used directly from Eik. This is because we can alias releases by major versions.
<link href="https://assets.finn.no/pkg/@fabric-ds/css/v1/fabric.min.css" rel="stylesheet" />
npm install @fabric-ds/css
Install dependencies:
npm install
Start a dev server:
npm run dev
Changes to to either the CSS, Tailwind configuration or the HTML files should hot reload.
We use commitizen to ensure coherent commit message structure, used by semantic release to generate change logs and handle versioning.
npm install -g commitizen
When installed, you should be able to type cz or git cz in your terminal to commit your changes (replacing
git commit).
This project uses Semantic Release to automate package
publishing when making changes to the main or next branch.
It is recommended to branch off the next branch and follow
conventional commits when making changes. When your
changes are ready for pull request, this should be opened against the next branch.
Read more in-depth about Fabric Releases here.
Please note that the version published will depend on your commit message structure. Make sure to use commitizen (see Development section).
1.2.0-next.1 (2022-11-16)
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Fabric CSS core components and utilities
The npm package @fabric-ds/css receives a total of 230 weekly downloads. As such, @fabric-ds/css popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that @fabric-ds/css demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 6 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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