Hi! This is the repository of the Egeo Base Framework. The framework is divided in two areas mainly: principles and methodology and code and components. The first one is related to the principles and methodologies used to built the framework and the components which forms the Egeo UI Kit. This principles and methodologies can be used to build apps that uses the UI Kit but it is not mandatory. They are defined and explained in detail in the proper section of the Egeo UI Documentation.

If you work with Npm or Bower, the only thing to do is to configure the Github project of Egeo as a git repository as it shown below:

Include the Egeo Base Framework dependency in the dependencies section of your package.json file:

  "dependencies": {
    ...
    "egeo.ui.base": "git://github.com/Stratio/egeo.ui.base.git#v0.2-rc.0",
    ...
  }

And launch npm install. You can also update the library using npm update egeo.ui.base.

Include the Egeo Base Framework dependency in the dependencies section of your bower.json file:

  "dependencies": {
    ...
    "egeo.ui.base": "git://github.com/Stratio/egeo.ui.base.git#v0.2-rc.0",
    ...
  }

And launch bower install. You can also update the library using bower update egeo.ui.base.

Download the project to any folder via git clone or using the ZIP button and launch npm install to install all dependencies needed to build the website (NodeJS and Git client are required to be installed first to can use these commands on your console).

git clone https://github.com/Stratio/egeo.ui.base.git

npm install

The Base Framework is a set of Sass libraries designed to be included in other projects and not as a project itself so has no sense to build the final CSS. The only reason to do it here is to ensure that the project compiles and there are no errors.

There are three tasks we can launch from the command line to work with the project.

npm run-script dist

This command compiles the framework and creates a distribution with all files needed. The distribution will be set in the dist folder and will include the whole assets needed as well as the Sass files to be imported in the final projects and a minified version of the CSS generated.

npm run-script dev

This command works almost equal the dist one except because the CSS file is created in an expanded format to check easily if errors occurred.

npm run-script watch

This command creates a watcher that launches the sass-dev task every time a Sass file changes.

The Kit includes a command to test the Sass code. Egeo uses Sass-True by Miriam Eric Suzanne and Mocha as unit testing framework.

The command below will launch the suite of tests:

npm run-script test

This command launches the suit of unit tests to test the Sass code.