@hafslundnett/hdd-ng-components
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An Angular implementation of the universal design system used across Hafslund nett
🚧 WARNING: This project is under construction and should not be used in production! 🚧
'Hafslund digital designsystem' is a design system that can be used across projects while maintaining consistancy. This repository serves as an Angular wrapper for this design system, in order to provide easy-to-use components that can be used without any need for configuration. The components are constructed through an opinionated approach, to both simplify the implementation while also providing strict guide lines on how the components should be used.
The framework that contains the styling for the components can be found here.
In order to see how to use the components can be used, there is a demo application that can be launched through the repo. The demo app can be started by running:
npm start or ng serve
You need to have node and npm installed in order to start the showoff website.
This project will be maintained under the Semantic Versioning guidelines as much as possible. Releases will be numbered with the following format:
<major>.<minor>.<patch>
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