WORK IN PROGRESS: Styleguide for PWcc
MIT License
Pattern library work in progress for my website. You can see the imcomplete pattern library at styleguide.peterwilson.cc
At the time of writing, I've done atoms and some of the molecules - more work needs to be completed.
There are a number of open issues to reach version 1.0, these will be added to as I hit templates and pages.
Uses Pattern Lab, original readme below.
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The PHP version of Pattern Lab is, at its core, a static site generator. It combines platform-agnostic assets, like the Mustache-based patterns and the JavaScript-based viewer, with a PHP-based "builder" that transforms and dynamically builds the Pattern Lab site. By making it a static site generator, Pattern Lab strongly separates patterns, data, and presentation from build logic.
You can play with a demo of the front-end of Pattern Lab at demo.patternlab.io.
Patterns are the core element of Pattern Lab. Understanding how they work is the key to getting the most out of the system. Patterns use Mustache so please read Mustache's docs as well.
The PHP version of Pattern Lab utilizes Mustache as the template language for patterns. In addition to allowing for the inclusion of one pattern within another it also gives pattern developers the ability to include variables. This means that attributes like image sources can be centralized in one file for easy modification across one or more patterns. The PHP version of Pattern Lab uses a JSON file, source/_data/data.json
, to centralize many of these attributes.
data.json
Values with Pattern-specific Valueslink
VariablelistItems
VariableBy default, the Pattern Lab assets can be manually generated and the Pattern Lab site manually refreshed but who wants to waste time doing that? Here are some ways that Pattern Lab can make your development workflow a little smoother: