Orange Vue

Open-source UI by Fomo
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Orange Vue offers a set of UI tools and components made for rapid development. It strives to provide elements that easily fit together so developers can focus solely on building products.

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Quick start

There's a couple ways to get you started with Orange. At this time we provide:

• Node.js (minimized, source code)
• Git repository (minimized, source code)

Node.js

If you're working on an app powered by Node.js it might make most sense to have Orange among your project's dependencies. But besides version control, this setup let you customize Orange's styling.

You can find this package listed on npm, under the name @orange-ui/vue.

Installation

yarn add @orange-ui/vue

Styles and components

The simplest way to setup styles is by using the pre-built versions that can be found in the /dist folder within this package.

For this setup import styles import "~@orange-ui/vue/dist/orangevue.css" and import components like import OButton from "~@orange-ui/vue/src/components/Button/Button" to your main.js file and register them as Vue.component('o-button', OButton). Done!

You'll probably want to read the documentation for examples and explanations of available components and their props.

More control over styles

You can gain more control over Orange, however, by importing scss versions of styles found in the same package. Read the customize section for insights on what's possible.

Git repository

All of Orange's source code is availabe within this repository - download or fork it on GitHub. Oh, and since you're here, check out the contribute section.

Customize

It's possible to:

• import parts of Orange
• change fonts (Google Fonts support)
• adjust colors, dimensions, type scale, etc.

To achieve the above you will need to compile scss rather than import css stylesheets. Configure your environment like so:

1. Set up styles

See main.scss for the complete list of components and utilities you can pick from.

First copy the contents of main.scss to your app's main stylesheet.
Next, comment out anything you don't need.

/** Orange (example configuration) */

/** Core (required) */
@import '~@orange-ui/vue/src/scss/src/_functions';
@import '~@orange-ui/vue/src/scss/src/_variables';
@import '~@orange-ui/vue/src/scss/src/_typography';
@import '~@orange-ui/vue/src/scss/src/_global';

/** Icons (required) */
@import "~@orange-ui/vue/src/scss/src/icons/fontello";
@import "~@orange-ui/vue/src/scss/src/icons/fontello-reset";

/** Utilities (optional) */
@import '~@orange-ui/vue/src/scss/src/utilities/_spacings';
@import '~@orange-ui/vue/src/scss/src/utilities/_colors';
// @import '~@orange-ui/vue/src/scss/src/utilities/_shadows';
// @import '~@orange-ui/vue/src/scss/src/utilities/_text';

/** Components (optional) */
@import '~@orange-ui/vue/src/scss/src/components/_avatar';
@import '~@orange-ui/vue/src/scss/src/components/_breadcrumbs';
@import '~@orange-ui/vue/src/scss/src/components/_card';
// @import '~@orange-ui/vue/src/scss/src/components/_checkbox';
// @import '~@orange-ui/vue/src/scss/src/components/_empty-state';
...

2. Set up variables

Make a copy of _variables.scss and include it just about anywhere.

/** Overrides */
@import '_variables';

Remove all !default modifiers from your newely created file - this will allow values you set to override the defaults.

Most likely you will need to fix path to icon font to something like

$o-font-icon-url: '~@orange-ui/vue/src/fonts';

Contribute

Write code? Open an issue on GitHub!

License

Read the MIT license.