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gatsby-theme-emulsify
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gatsby-theme-emulsify
A Style Guide Generator using MDX and Theme UI. It reads your documentation and component library and generates a style guide.
Emulsify is an open-source tool for creating design systems with reusable components and clear guidelines for teams. Emulsify helps organizations scale their design while reducing cost, streamlining workflows, and improving accessibility.
Emulsify Gatsby theme
Style guide generator powered by Gatsby, MDX, and Theme UI
Emulsify Gatsby theme is a fully customizable/themeable style guide generator built with Gatsby. It reads your documentation and component library and builds a style guide for you. Using MDX you can author custom documentation for your components as well as any other pages for your design system audience.
Examples
- Western University of Pennsylvania
- Default example (no overrides, just default content)
Documentation & Usage
Contributing
Workspace Installation
- Clone this workspace and run
yarnfrom root to install dependencies - Also helpful:
yarn developat root will actually runyarn workspace example develop.
Author
Emulsify® is a product of Four Kitchens — We make BIG websites.
FAQs
A Style Guide Generator using MDX and Theme UI. It reads your documentation and component library and generates a style guide.
The npm package gatsby-theme-emulsify receives a total of 8 weekly downloads. As such, gatsby-theme-emulsify popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that gatsby-theme-emulsify demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 3 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
Package last updated on 20 Jul 2020
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