HUI (◠‿◠)

EDH UI library to share layout and components between applications.

For full documentation, please refer to the EDH HUI docs

Location

You can find the minified assets at the following locations:

//d1ig6folwd6a9s.cloudfront.net/hui-[0.0.0].js
//d1ig6folwd6a9s.cloudfront.net/hui-[0.0.0].css – //d1ig6folwd6a9s.cloudfront.net/hui-[0.0.0]/images/[image-name]

To view the uncached version of deployed files go to:

https://shared-scripts.s3.amazonaws.com/hui-[0.0.0].js
https://shared-scripts.s3.amazonaws.com/hui-[0.0.0].css
https://shared-scripts.s3.amazonaws.com/hui-[0.0.0]/images/[image-name]

You can view the demo html file at:

https://shared-scripts.s3.amazonaws.com/hui-[0.0.0]/index.html

Commands

OSX users may need to increase the maximum number of open files (default is 256) using ulimit -Sn 1000 to use build, watch, and scripts commands.

$ yarn install          # download npm dependencies
$ gulp                  # build all production assets
$ gulp --debug          # build all unminified assets (for debugging)
$ gulp scripts          # build script assest (Can also use the --debug flag)
$ gulp styles           # build styles assest (Can also use the --debug flag)
$ yarn test             # run all tests
$ yarn start            # run local server to view demo page

Publishing updates

Once your changes are merged use a single version bump commit to trigger deploying assets and publishing to npm. The easiest way is to use the yarn command:

yarn version --new-version 4.1.2

Then push to master with git push origin master --follow-tags.

Make sure you bump the version as per the below specifications:

Non-breaking changes and bug fixes are a patch revision – e.g. 0.0.(2)
Breaking changes, css and template re-factors are minor revisions – 0.(2).0
API updates and large additions/changes are major versions – e.g. (1).0.0

The version number should be updated in the package.json before publishing.

Development

The main, stable branch is master. All work should be contained in isolated feature branches and will be merged into master when peer reviewed on GitHub.

We maintain version branches for major version bumps. These will be maintained until previous version are deprecated.

Getting code into master