bullhorn / novo-elements

UI Repository for Bullhorn's Novo Theme

NOVO Elements

Dependencies

• NodeJS v18.3+

Quick Start

# Clone the project
git clone [email protected]:bullhorn/novo-elements.git

# Change directory
cd novo-elements

# Install
npm install

# Start (you will need two terminals)
npm run build (builds the library, alternatively you can use npm run build:watch for live-reload)
npm start (starts the demo)

# Access the Demo in your browser at
http://localhost:4200/

Integrating into a project

# Install the module from NPM
npm install --save novo-elements

Depending on what system you are using (SystemJS, Webpack, etc..) the setup will vary.

If using SCSS/SASS you will need to include the following includes: node_modules/novo-elements/lib.

Building Examples

All examples can be added to the appropriate directory in the novo-examples project. Each markdown file will be converted to a demo page and a route will automatically be added to the demo. You can import any example project by using the angular selector, or inject it using the code-example tag, ie. <code-example example="demo-name"></code-example>.

# Compile markdown, generate routes, and AOT build the project
npm run build:examples

# Automatically rebuild changes to the examples project
npm run build:examples:watch

Customizing Labels

With Novo Elements there are a few hard-coded labels throughout the library. To override these labels with your own, you will simply extend the NovoLabelService and override any labels that you wish.

To make Angular use this new class over the default one you can provide in the bootstrapping of your application as a provider.

{ provide: NovoLabelService, useClass: MyLabelService }

To use the default labels, you will need to provide the NOVO_ELEMENTS_LABELS_PROVIDERS via

import {NOVO_ELEMENTS_LABELS_PROVIDERS} from 'novo-elements';
bootstrap(MyApp [..NOVO_ELEMENTS_LABELS_PROVIDERS]);

Upgrading Novo Elements

To Version 6

Note: Ensure your tsconfig.app.json include property references all the ts files the migrations should be run against. You can add a glob then remove it to ensure your build system works the same as before.

npm install --save timezone-support@2 novo-design-tokens@0 angular-imask@6 imask@6
npm install --save novo-elements@6
ng update novo-elements --migrate-only --from=0.0.0 --to=6.0.0 --force --allow-dirty  

Contribute

There are many ways to contribute to our OpenSource projects.

• Submit bugs and help us verify fixes as they are checked in.
• Review source code changes.
• Contribute bug fixes.

TL;DR: Fork this repository, make any required change and then submit a PR :)

Contributors

License

Copyright (c) forever Bullhorn.

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The above copyright notice and this permission notice shall be included in all copies or substantial portions of the Software.

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