franklin-sites
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React and Zurb Foundation based design system for life sciences web applications
React and Zurb Foundation based design system for life sciences web applications.
The purpose of Franklin is to create a library a re-usable user interface components, with some components specific to displaying biological data.
Building the Franklin site
"start": //start the local dev application,
"build-site": //build the franklin website,
"build-library": //build the franklin library (npm package),
"build": //build both site and library,
"docgen": //generate documentation for components
"jslint": //check code style,
"test": //run tests and check code style,
"test-watch": //watch tests
Get from npm:
yarn install franklin-sites
Wrap your application in the FranklinSite tag:
import { FranklinSite } from "franklin-sites";
...
<FranklinSite>
//Your content goes here//
</FranklinSite>
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React and Zurb Foundation based design system for life sciences web applications
The npm package franklin-sites receives a total of 138 weekly downloads. As such, franklin-sites popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that franklin-sites demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 0 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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