@procore/core-css
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Atomic CSS
CORE-CSS is a minimalist implementation of Procore's Web Design Guidelines. The library provides:
Node 6+ NPM or Yarn
To get started, type the following from the root directory:
yarn
yarn dev
Once the webpack build server is running, you can view the styles at http://localhost:5000.
Our styles are organized according to Inverted Triangle CSS. ITCSS organizes stylesheets by specificity. Read the article linked above for more information.
We use lint-staged to automatically format our source files via husky's precommit hook.
This process is configured in the .lintstagedrc file and in the precommit entry of package.json
Testing currently consists of Jest snapshot testing on our React storybook components. To run the test suite use the following command:
yarn test
yarn build
yarn publish
FAQs
The building blocks of the Procore universe.
The npm package @procore/core-css receives a total of 930 weekly downloads. As such, @procore/core-css popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that @procore/core-css demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 118 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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