Optics is a css package that provides base styles and components that can be integrated and customized in a variety of projects.
npm install @rolemodel/opticsyarn add @rolemodel/opticsYou can add this import to the top of your root level css file.
@import '@rolemodel/optics'; /* Using webpack to compile */
/* Or */
@import '@rolemodel/optics/dist/css/optics'; /* Using a different compiler */
/* Or */
@import '@rolemodel/optics/dist/css/optics.min.css'; /* If you want a single file with all the styles in it. */To use Optics without compilation, use a CDN like jsDelivr or unpkg.
Add a link in your HTML head or an @import to the top of your root level css file.
<link
rel="stylesheet"
href="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/@rolemodel/optics@[desired version]/dist/css/optics.min.css"
/>@import 'https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/@rolemodel/optics@[desired version]/dist/css/optics.min.css';Note: You can use this method to use Optics with CodePen. In a CodePen project, go to Settings > CSS, find the section for adding external stylesheets, and add the CDN link as a resource.
We use Storybook as a way to provide informative and interactive documentation.
It can be found here Optics Documentation
We use the Storybook Design Token for showing design tokens in the documentation. This allows us to tag groups of tokens with a category and a presenter.
Add the following above a group to categorize the tokens.
/**
* @tokens Basic Colors
* @presenter Color
*/For instructions on how to create a new component, see Process for Creating New Components
Additional stories can be added using the following command, or copying an existing story.
npm run generateThe visual graphic found on the Selective Imports page in the documentation is generated from the tools/generate-graph.dot file. You can preview and export a newer svg version of the graphic by using the tintinweb.graphviz-interactive-preview VSCode extension.