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Canada is the Louffee's Design System intended to make beautiful UIs with a lot of UX touches 🧭

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Canada 🇨🇦

Canada is the Louffee's Design System intended to make beautiful UIs with a lot of UX touches 🧭.

A Design System is a collection of components that can be used to build UIs, following determined principles and styles, which are technically named tokens, and are also applied from design to code.

Overview

Inside the folder packages, the Design System is divided into several folders, each one containing one component or purpose.

Inside the same folder also can be found the variables and mixins files, which are used to define the tokens. As well as the global dev environment packages, such as the configurations for ESLint, Prettier and StyleLint.

Our status ⚙️

Environment Latest Status
Production Publish Production-Ready
Release Candidate Publish Release Candidate

Influences

Sure we don’t know everything, also we’re not trying to reinvent the wheel, so surely we have some influences that can be found in the hyperlinks below.

Naming

We know that naming stuff is the hardest thing on earth for developers, so we decided to use a naming convention to make it easier for us.

To the folders inside the component packages folder, we decided to use the following naming convention:

  • packages/@louffee-{component_name}

For global dev environment packages, we decided to use the following naming convention:

  • packages/@louffee-{config_original_3rd_package_name}-config

  • If the original 3rd party package name contains the namespace @ (for example: @namespace/package-name), we follow up the naming convention found in the @types namespace.

    • For example: @types/namespace__package-name.

For packages related to systems like a system for defining style, we add a -system suffix to the package name.

  • For example: packages/@louffee-{component_name}-system