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- How-to: Using the UI Design Library in your project
- Terms
- License
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This is the source code repository for the USPTO UI Design Library. The site is powered by Jekyll, a static site generator that plays well with Github Pages.
See our CONTRIBUTING.md file for contribution guidelines.
With Vagrant and Virtualbox installed, do:
vagrant up
Once that's done, which will take a while the first time through, do:
vagrant ssh
cd /vagrant
Now, skip ahead to Running the documentation.
You will need to install Jekyll. You will also need to install Node.js. Node.js powers the front-end build and dependency management tools Grunt and Bower.
Once Jekyll and Node.js are installed, ensure you have Grunt and Bower installed globally with:
npm install grunt-cli -g
npm install bower -g
Then install the project's dependencies with:
npm install
bower install
This project can be built with SASS(Beta) or LESS. The SASS assets are currently in beta and you may encounter minor correctable visual bugs.
To build the front-end assets (LESS/CSS/JS) with:
grunt build
(Beta) To build the front-end assets (SASS/CSS/JS) with:
grunt buildSass
Note: The SASS files require your project to install Bootstrap Sass with NPM. The SASS files are looking for a 'node_modules' folder.
Run the project with Jekyll:
jekyll serve
This starts Jekyll, which compiles the markdown files into static html files, starts a server for you to view the documentation at, as well as watches for changes and recompiles.
After running grunt build and jekyll build, you will have a _site folder that contains the entire static site and resources.
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