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gatsby-remark-design-system-towavephone

Remark plugin to create your design system with preconfigured specimens

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gatsby-remark-design-system

🎨 Create your design system with Gatsby in Markdown

See it live in action! You can also have a look at the example repo.

Scope of this plugin

gatsby-remark-design-system (inspired by Catalog) is a plugin that sits on top of Gatsby's remark transformer. You'll need to setup a Gatsby project and install at least the plugins gatsby-source-filesystem, gatsby-transformer-remark and gatsby-plugin-sass. You then can use the so called Specimens in your markdown files to create your design system or styleguide.

Writing content in markdown is easy and so should be creating a design system. Including this plugin into your project will help you create a design system from scratch in no time - and you can also include other plugins, e.g. gatsby-remark-prismjs to have syntax highlighted code.

Install

npm install gatsby-remark-design-system

How to use

Note: If you're unsure about the instructions take a look at the implementation of the example repo!

// In your gatsby-config.js
plugins: [
  {
    resolve: 'gatsby-transformer-remark',
    options: {
      plugins: [
        {
          resolve: 'gatsby-remark-design-system',
          options: {
            // Class prefix for all elements of the design system specimens
            // This prefix also needs to be set on wrapper components in your Gatsby project
            // Default value is 'grds' - so if you want you can leave out this option entirely
            classPrefix: 'grds',
          }
        }
      ],
    },
  },
],

Include CSS

The plugin ships with a theme that you can easily include in your Gatsby project, or you can build your own theme by copying and modyfing the example. To load the theme, just require its SCSS, e.g.

// layouts/index.js
require('gatsby-remark-design-system/theme/gatsby-remark-design-system-theme.scss');

If you just want to change the classPrefix or other SCSS variables (but otherwise want to use the preconfigured theme) you should overwrite the variables like so:

// Create a empty scss file that gets imported into your project (e.g. base.scss)

$prefix: cool;
$primary: #c93a3c;

// Import your other scss files if necessary
// .......

// Import the theme
@import '~gatsby-remark-design-system/theme/gatsby-remark-design-system-theme.scss';

Specimens

You can use the specimens by using three backticks followed by the name. The content of the specimen then gets defined in the code block.

```name|option
content
```

Audio

Options

autoplay: boolean Default: false loop: boolean Default: false name: string span: number[1-6] Width of the specimen src: string The path/url to the file. Needs to be in quotes

Example

```audio
autoplay: false
loop: false
name: Sound File #1
src: "/sound.mp3"
span: 3
```

Color

Options

color: string Define the color (in HEX, e.g. #b0f6ff) name: string

Example

```color
name: Smaragd
color: #939d7b
```

Color-Palette

Options

name: string, color: string Each line represents a color. First define the name then after a comma the HEX value

Example

```color-palette
T400 - Shabby, #448c6c
T300 - Legendary, #dca114
T200 - Smoke, #6c3b0b
```

Download

Options

color: string Define the background color (in HEX, e.g. white) of the preview box image: boolean If true the image will be shown below span: number[1-6] Width of the specimen src: string The path/url to the file. Needs to be in quotes subtitle: string The filesize or other information title: string width: string The width of the preview image (default: 200px)

Example

```download
color: white
image: true
span: 3
src: "/logo.png"
subtitle: 8KB
title: Avatar Social
width: 250px
```

Example

Options

None

Example

```example
<button>You can insert your HTML here</button>
```

Hint

Options

directive Green, positive note for showing Dos warning Red, warning note for showing Don'ts neutral Neutral note (Default)

Example

```hint|directive
Make it so!
```

```hint
Neutral Hint
```

```hint|warning
nooooooooo, not this way
```

Typography

Options

size: number|weight: number|metrics: string|weightDesc: string|usage: string Each line represents a type. You have to define the values in the mentioned order and seperate with |

Example

```typography
42|700|Display|42, line height is 1.1x|Bold, 700|Display type is used for visual impact and emphasis
32|400|Page title|32, line height is 1.1x|Normal, 400|Page title is used to provide hiearchy
```

Video

Options

autoplay: boolean Default: false loop: boolean Default: false muted: boolean Default: false name: string src: string The path/url to the file. Needs to be in quotes

Example

```video
autoplay: false
loop: false
muted: false
name: Animation Video
src: "https://www.w3schools.com/html/mov_bbb.mp4"
span: 3
```

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Package last updated on 25 Oct 2022

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