The new repository (https://github.com/swiss/designsystem) is now private.
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Delivering HTML structures, CSS assets and design elements to build frontends for the Swiss Administration websites.
- A storybook application presenting assets, components and layouts in isolation mode.
- A Nuxt application on which Storybook is based on
- A Figma Library containing design assets, components and layout examples
# install dependencies
$ npm install
Adapt your Node version to ^16.13.2
, for example using nvm
:
# Choose the right Node version
$ nvm use 16
# serve Storybook with hot reload
$ npm run dev
# or
$ npm run dev:storybook
# serve Nuxt application with hot reload
$ npm run dev:nuxt
# serve both Storybook and Nuxt application
$ npm run dev:all
# build Storybook
$ npm run build
# build Storybook
$ npm run build-css
- Edit the
package.json
file and increment theversion
of the package, for example1.0.0
- Create and publish a new tag with the same version number as the one in the
package.json
file, with av
prefix, for examplev1.0.0
- Create a new release on Github, document your changes, and name it for example
Release 1.0.0
When a new version
is pushed on the main
branch, this will trigger the generation of a a new CSS file on the CDN.
If the version is 1.0.0
, the CSS file will be delivered at
https://liip-bund-ds.fra1.digitaloceanspaces.com/v1.0.0/main.css
.
The latest version of the CSS file will be available at
https://liip-bund-ds.fra1.digitaloceanspaces.com/latest/main.css
.
# run Chromatic
$ git checkout main
$ npm run test
This will run the test and provide an URL pointing to the Chromatic app. You can learn more about the Chromatic tool at Chromatic's website.
If you want to run the test before merging your branches into the main
branch, you can first check out stage
, merge your modifications onto this branch, and then run the regression visual test.