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altinn-designsystem
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This design system is based on Pattern Lab code and atomic design principles. The repo contains the source code and configuration for building and running the design system locally and for creating distribution files.
You can always test the live version of the latest build, or download the altinn-designsystem npm package.
Make sure that Node.js (version 6 or newer) is installed. The package manager npm will be included.
npm install -g bower
npm install -g gulpjs/gulp-cli
If you are going to work on the design system, you'll need to install these packages too:
npm install -g gifsicle
npm install -g optipng-bin
npm install -g pngquant-bin
Navigate to the root of the code and install the dependencies.
cd DesignSystem
npm install
Also make sure the project in styleguidekit-assets-altinn is built. This requires Ruby to be installed in order to install the sass gem. For Windows users, see Ruby
cd styleguidekit-assets-altinn
gem install sass # run with sudo if you get an error
npm install
bower install
gulp
cd ..
This will take a couple of minutes...
npm start
The command will build and run the design system locally on http://localhost:3000 and automatically rebuild if the source code is changed.
FAQs
Altinn Design system based on Pattern Lab.
We found that altinn-designsystem demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 5 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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