GNOME HIG CSS Library

The GNOME Websites Framework is a CSS library built using Tailwind CSS to be used to craft and style Websites following GNOME’s own visual identity. It eases the styling process of the websites and enables better consistency between them while keeping a beautiful and GNOMEish look.

To learn more about the project and how you can get started contributing, check out the Wiki.

For further reference concerning styling, check on Tailwind CSS’ documentation.

The GNOME UI library uses Feather Icons by default.

The GNOME UI Documentation is developed using Jekyll and Gitlab pages, and it uses a theme called Just The Docs and is available here.

The project documentation is placed in the documentation folder.

You might check the current status of the project regarding backlog, evaluation and implementation of its main components here.

Getting started

The steps below will provide you guidance in how to setup the dependencies and how to build the components of this repository.

Setting up Dependencies

Install the pre-requisites
- NPM
- Ruby

Clone the repository

  git clone https://gitlab.gnome.org/Teams/Engagement/websites/gnome-websites-framework.git

Then go to the directory of the repository you cloned
```
  cd gnome-websites-framework
```
Install the Node.js (Library) dependencies
```
  npm ci
```
Install the Documentation (Jekyll) dependencies
```
  gem install bundler:2.2.15
```

Building the Library (CSS/Tailwind)

This Library uses Tailwind as a base framework and this repositoriy extends Tailwind’s functionalities. In order to generate the styles that can be used for production (other websites) you need to build the styles.

In order to generate the styles you need to run the following command.

npm run build

This command will output the following styles

├── dist/
│   ├── gnome-hig-library.css
│   ├── gnome-hig-library.css.map
│   ├── gnome-hig-library.min.css
│   ├── gnome-hig-library.min.css.map

Building the Docs (Jekyll)

Install the Bundler dependencies (first-time)
```
  cd documentation/
  bundle install
```
Copy the generated Docs from the build command
```
  npm run copy
```
Run the documentation server:
```
  bundle exec jekyll serve --watch
```
Navigate to http://localhost:4000/Engagement/websites/gnome-css-library/ in your browser to see it running.

Contributing

To contribute, open merge requests at https://gitlab.gnome.org/Teams/Engagement/websites/general-website-resources.

Commit messages should follow the GNOME commit message guidelines.

Join our conversations on Matrix or IRC. You can find us at the #engagement:gnome.org channel.

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