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which has a auto growing height. To solve this issue we just have to force the
parent containers of LabelledBox to display flex in order for it to stretches
its children to take all of its height, including LabelledBox div.
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Cunningham

A design system and a components library.

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  • Atomic: We follow atomic design principles.
  • Modular and Reusable: Each component is designed to be self-contained and reusable across different projects, promoting consistency and saving development time.
  • Accessibility-focused: Our components prioritize accessibility standards, making them usable and inclusive for all users.
  • Design tokens based: We use design tokens to ensure consistency between design and code and allow high customization.
  • React based: at the moment we only support React, but we are open to other frameworks, feel free to contribute !

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Here are some examples of real life usage of Cunningham components.

See the documentation 📚 to learn more about customization, typography, spacings and available components!

Getting started

➡️ First, install the library

yarn add @openfun/cunningham-react

➡️ Then, add this script to your package.json file

{
    "scripts": {
        "build-theme": "cunningham -g css -o src"
    },
}

➡️ Then, in order to generate the css file, run

yarn build-theme

It will generate a file named cunningham-tokens.css.

➡️ Then, add these lines at the top of your main stylesheet file:

@import "@openfun/cunningham-react/fonts"; // Imports default fonts ( Roboto ). You can also import fonts by yourself.
@import "@openfun/cunningham-react/icons"; // Imports icons ( Material Icons ).
@import "@openfun/cunningham-react/style"; // Imports the default theme.
@import "cunningham-tokens"; // Imports the file you just generated.

Please take a look at customization documentation for more informations about the cunningham command line tool and to customize your local theme.

We're done! 🎉

To ensure everything works well, let's test rendering a component, such as the Button for example.

Now please see the documentation 📚 to learn more about customization, typography, spacings and available components!

Contributors

Contributing

This project is intended to be community-driven, so please, do not hesitate to get in touch if you have any question related to our implementation or design decisions.

Please see our contributing guidelines.

License

This work is released under the MIT License (see LICENSE).

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