vue-mdl: A JavaScript repository from AStaroverov

#Intro

Reusable Vue components using Material Design Lite

Warning: This project has not reached version 1 yet and there may be breaking changes until then. Contributions are welcome!

‼️ vue-mdl relies on the last versions of vue 1 and material design lite but does not include them. Make sure to have your modules up to date 😉 and installed (Specially for MDL). Remember to remove the defer attribute in case you copy pasted the lines from MDL Doc 😉. See #20.

#Usage

import VueMdl from 'vue-mdl'
import Vue from 'vue'

Vue.use(VueMdl)

new Vue({
  el: '#app',
  data: {
    checked: false
  }
})

<mdl-checkbox :checked.sync='checked'>Checkbox</mdl-checkbox>

For more detailed usage about non es6 environments, check the documentation.

#Documentation

The test/components directory has a lot of examples used for tests.

The documentation is available here Pull Requests and issues are welcome.

#Build

This will build a distributable version in the dist directory.

npm run build

#Test

You can run all the tests

npm test

##Unit tests

npm run test:unit

#Development

Run npm run dev and visit http://localhost:8080.

Create tests pages inside test/components. Add unit tests to test/unit/specs and modify test/unit/main.js to load the test.

You can also serve the tests pages without running the unit tests by running npm run dev:integration. This makes easy to actually see and manually test components.

#Contributing

When contributing, make sure all tests pass. If you wrote a new feature or fixed a bug make sure to add the corresponding test.

#Releasing

Releasing is done using the git flow model

Start a new release git flow release start x.x.x
Run npm run build
Bump package.json version
Commit the version. No more info needed
Run git flow release finish
Write the changelog in the tag notes
Push master and develop branches git push --all --follow-tags
Publish it to npm: npm publish

#License MIT

AStaroverov/vue-mdl