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@turquoisehealth/pit-viper

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Turquoise Health's design system.

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Pit Viper

Documentation for Turquoise Health's design system, Pit Viper.

Pit Viper has 2 main components:

  • The Pit Viper CSS framework
  • The Pit Viper Component Library (PV Components)

Running Pit Viper Locally

  1. Clone this repo.
  2. Run npm install to install all necessary packages.
  3. Run npm run start and you should see Pit Viper in http://localhost:8080/. Any updates will automatically update and refresh in the browser.
  4. If you are using the Pit Viper component library, run npm run build:pv-components to build the component lib documentation and serve a static version of it via 11ty.

To develop locally (CSS or components), read the Notion documentation.

For information on versioning/publishing components, refer to the README here

Applying Pit Viper (CSS)

Install as an npm package

npm install @turquoisehealth/pit-viper

The package includes the following files:

  • _site/assets/css/pit-viper.css
  • _src/assets/sprite.svg

Add pit-viper.css in the <head> of a page:

<link rel="stylesheet" href="[path]/pit-viper.css">

Add the contents of sprite.svg in the <body> of a page:

<div hidden>[include sprite.svg here]</div>

Use as a CodePen template

You can use the template below to start a new pen that pulls in the latest version of pit-viper.css so you can start prototyping quickly without writing CSS.

Support

  • #design-system channel in Slack
  • Office Hours, every Wednesday from 11am-Noon Pacific (contact Mike Aparicio for an invite)
  • Submit an issue in this Github repo