GumGum Design System - Vue compontents library

Reusable VueJS components for the GumGum Design System

Template example

<gds-layout-container>
    <gds-row>
        <gds-column md="6">
            <gds-button>Click here!</gds-button>
        </gds-column>
        <gds-column md="6">
            <gds-button context="danger" @click="someAction">Don't click here</gds-button>
        </gds-column>
    </gds-row>
</gds-layout-container>

Run locally

Run run-docker bash script to create a docker container where then you can:

Run yarn to install deps

Run:

• yarn default : for HMR dev env using App.vue as entry
• yarn play : for vue-play env
• yarn build:play : to build vue-play static in build-play/
• yarn build:umd : to build UMD libraries in build-umd/

Use as Vue (.vue) dependencies

In your package.json, include:

"gds-vue-components": "git+ssh://git@github.com:mxcoder/gds-vue-components.git"

In your .vue files import them as:

import button from 'gds-vue-components/src/atoms/button';

And in your component you can register it as:

{
    components: {
        'gds-button': button
    }
}

'gds-button' can be anything you want, its what your template tags are going to be.

Use as UMD (.js) dependencies

In your html file, include:

<link rel="stylesheet" href="https://ds.gumgum.com/stable/theme-blue.css">
<script src="https://unpkg.com/vue"></script>
<script src="{hostname}/umd/atoms-button.js"></script>

Then you can use them in your components or apps:

{
    components: {
        'gds-button': gds['atoms-button']
    }
}

or for global registration:

Vue.component('gds-button', gds['atoms-button']);

Note: You can find the UMD files deployed at https://mxcoder.github.io/gds-vue-components/dist/umd/, try with https://mxcoder.github.io/gds-vue-components/dist/umd/all.js which includes all the components prefixed with gds-/

JSFiddle: https://jsfiddle.net/ricardoe/wentLu97/

For a quick check on UMD functionality:

• Run yarn && yarn build:umd
• Open in a browser: tests/umd/index.html with file:// protocol

TODO

• Complete set of components
• Complete set of playbooks
• Add some basic tests on functionality and rendering