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@mswertz/molgenis-emx2

v0.0.5

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General user interface for MOLGENIS EMX2

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Build Status semantic-release

molgenis-emx2-design-system

This is a preview version of how a MOLGENIS EMX2 design system could look like, uses styleguidist. It rocks.

See result at https://mswertz.github.io/molgenis-emx2-ui/ (include trailing '/')

In order to see the result you must configure a backend.

Project setup

npm install

Start styleguide to view docs and test components

npm run styleguide

Compiles styleguide into folder 'docs'

which is automatically moved into http://mswertz.github.io/molgenis-emx2-gui

npm run styleguide:build

Compiles and hot-reloads for development

npm run serve

Compiles and minifies for production

Not yet ready for this

npm run build

Lints and fixes files

npm run lint

Customize configuration

See Configuration Reference.

Notes

Installed styleguidist.

vue add styleguidist