rachael-phillips/patternfly-next

Working repo for PatternFly 4

PatternFly Next

Install

• This assumes an environment is already set up for npm packages - if not, please use npm init following the steps at https://docs.npmjs.com/getting-started/using-a-package.json.
• run npm install @patternfly/patternfly-next --save

When you install PatternFly Next, the package includes:

• a single file for the entire compiled library: node_modules/@patternfly/patternfly-next/patternfly.css
• individual files with each component compiled separately: node_modules/@patternfly/patternfly-next/<ComponentName>/styles.css
• a single file for the entire library's source (SASS): node_modules/@patternfly/patternfly-next/patternfly.scss
• individual files for each component's source (SASS): node_modules/@patternfly/patternfly-next/<ComponentName>/styles.scss

Any of the files above are meant for use in consuming the library. The recommended consumption approach will vary from project to project.

Development

PatternFly Next Development requires Node v8.0.0 or greater

To setup the PatternFly Next development environment:

• clone the project
• run npm install from the project root
• run npm run cli:setup (only needed if doing development)
• run npm run dev
• open your browser to http://localhost:8000

To run the a11y audit locally

• install latest chromedriver and ensure its available on your system $PATH
• alternatively, macOS users can simply brew cask install chromedriver
• run npm run dev
• run npm run a11y

Create a new component

• run pf generate component <name>

To view visit http://localhost:8000/components/

Create a new layout

• run pf generate layout <name>

To view visit http://localhost:8000/layout/

Create a new utility

• run pf generate utility <name>

To view visit http://localhost:8000/utilities/

Create a new demo

• run pf generate demo <name>

To view visit http://localhost:8000/demos/

FAQ

How do I use SCSS variables to customize the library?