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do-bulma

v1.0.0

Published

Customized Bulma styling for DigitalOcean Community tools.

Downloads

6

Readme

Community Bulma Styles

Customized Bulma styling for DigitalOcean Community tools.


Development/Building

To setup the build/develop environment, you will need to run npm i with Node 12+ installed. This will install the dependencies to allow you to build the project.

If you wish to build the styles to CSS, simply run npm run build. This will output style.css into build.

We make use of sass-lint to maintain code quality in the SCSS files. To run this you can use npm run lint.

To test the project fully, we first run the linter and then build the SCSS to ensure it is valid. This is achieved with npm test.

Usage Example

This styling package is being used in the DigitalOcean Community DNS tools, which act as a great example of what customisations this package provide on top of Bulma, and how it integrates seamlessly into the DigitalOcean Community website.

Source Structure

src/components

This directory contains all the styling components that are available within .do-bulma.

src/globals

This directory contains all the styling that is applied to the whole page.

Contributing

If you are contributing, please read the contributing file before submitting your pull requests.