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setmy-info-less-enterprise

v3.1.0

Published

SMI LESS enterprise meta-package — installs and combines all Layer 0 and Layer 1 modules

Readme

setmy-info-less-enterprise

Stable distribution layer intended for enterprise intranet and internal web applications.

Status: placeholder. This package currently has no CSS rules of its own — it is held as a skeleton for future enterprise-specific additions. Its compiled dist/main.css is intentionally empty.

Distribution model: standalone / delta. Like every package in this workspace, setmy-info-less-enterprise ships only its own CSS — it does not bundle base, extended, or any other package's CSS. There are no cumulative/meta packages here. The final application selects the packages it needs and loads their stylesheets in dependency order.

For what: A reserved, versioned home for stable enterprise-only patterns once they exist. Until then it adds nothing to the cascade.

For who: Enterprise application teams who will extend this layer with internal-app-specific rules.

Install

npm i setmy-info-less-enterprise

Dependencies

Declared dependencies express load order, not CSS bundling — load each package's stylesheet in this order:

| Package | Role | |---|---| | setmy-info-less | Base tokens, resets, utility classes | | setmy-info-less-extended | Content components (sections, modal, cards, article) |

Usage

Load the dependency stylesheets first, then this package's own CSS (empty for now):

<link rel="stylesheet" href="node_modules/setmy-info-less/dist/main.css">
<link rel="stylesheet" href="node_modules/setmy-info-less-extended/dist/main.css">
<link rel="stylesheet" href="node_modules/setmy-info-less-enterprise/dist/main.css">

Development

npm run build
npm run lint:less

Note: e2e and cucumber scripts are intentionally absent while this package has no CSS of its own. The repository-root npm run smoke:dist treats it as an intentional skeleton (zero rules allowed).