1. Getting started
2. Element catalog
3. Creating components
4. Theming components

PatternFly Elements is a work-in-progress collection of flexible and lightweight Web Components based on the Unified Design Kit. The repo also includes a generator to build new components. PatternFly Elements are:

• Lightweight: small file size, minimal boilerplate, no "framework-like" features.
• Universal: write once, use everywhere. PatternFly Elements work in React, Vue, Angular, vanilla JS, anywhere HTML elements are used.
• Themable: Make overrides as needed via attributes or CSS variables

The result of these principles is that you can plug one set of components into a wide variety of applications; bringing UX consistency and developer familiarity to any web project.

A Yeoman generator is included for creating web components that meet these goals.

git clone [email protected]:patternfly/patternfly-elements.git
cd patternfly-elements
npm install # this will take a while due to lerna bootstrap
npm run dev -- --storybook --docs # This will build and spin up a local server with storybook preview and documentation

If you will be doing any release work, it is recommended that you install Hub.

To install on a MacOS: brew install hub.

For other systems, please see documentation: - Hub

Note: You will need to use Node v12 or higher.

Many commands have an optional argument of space-separated component name(s), if left off it will assume it should run on all components. These should run from the project root.

# Build all components
npm run build

# Build one or more components
npm run build [component-name(s)]

The build command can accept a few flags; for more details, use npm run build -- --help.

# Runs server process to preview files (does not build)
npm start

# Builds, sets up the watch, and runs server process to preview files
npm run dev [component-name(s)]

# Build and run tests on all components
npm run test

# Build and run tests on one component
npm run test [component-name(s)]

# Run tests on one component without rebuilding
npm run test [component-name(s)] -- --nobuild

The test command can accept a flags; for more details, use npm run test -- --help.

# Open a new pull request
npm run pr

View the documentation locally

npm run start:docs

Build the documentation site

npm run build:docs

Though we have tested and verified general usability within these frameworks, PatternFly Elements makes no guarantees about compatibility within specific sites and applications. Please test accordingly.

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