Announcement: This is (likely) not the repo you're looking for

The design system is alive and kicking. We've decided to move the code into the ownCloud Web mono-repository to streamline development processes. Publishing to npmjs and deploying the docs will happen from the web mono-repo as well in the near future. This means:

• If you're a developer using the design system, nothing changes for you.
• If you want to contribute to the design system, please open a pull request in ownCloud Web. You can find the design system in the sub folder packages/design-system

As the actively supported web stable-6.0 branch depends on the design system version 14.0.x, we'll keep the design system stable-14.0 branch in this repo alive as long as web v6.0 is supported. As soon as web v6.0 is not supported anymore, we'll archive the design system repository. (side note: end of support for v6.0 is not known, yet. We'll update this document as soon as it's decided.)

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ownCloud Design System

ownCloud Design System is based on Vue Design System - Thanks a lot to @viljamis

Head over to the generated docs for more information!

Installation

Install the ownCloud design system by running

npm install owncloud-design-system

or

yarn add owncloud-design-system

or

pnpm add owncloud-design-system

and its peerDependencies, depending on whether they're already available in your project via

npm install @popperjs/core @vue/composition-api filesize focus-trap focus-trap-vue fuse.js luxon postcss-import postcss-url tippy.js v-calendar vue vue-inline-svg vue-select webfontloader

or

yarn add @popperjs/core @vue/composition-api filesize focus-trap focus-trap-vue fuse.js luxon postcss-import postcss-url tippy.js v-calendar vue vue-inline-svg vue-select webfontloader

or

pnpm add @popperjs/core @vue/composition-api filesize focus-trap focus-trap-vue fuse.js luxon postcss-import postcss-url tippy.js v-calendar vue vue-inline-svg vue-select webfontloader

How to build locally

You basically run

pnpm install

followed by pnpm start

This will fire up a web server at http://localhost:6060. Any changes to the code base will result it rebuilding the docs and reloading the content in the browser.