Customs and Border Protection (CBP) Theme

This is the common UI theme for CBP. It is used for internal and external web applications. We encourage the reuse of the theme and welcome contributions. The theme is a set of artifacts (CSS, Javascript, and fonts), and we provide a static html page to demonstrate all the components available called the Kitchen Sink. We also provide a Style Guide to give guidance on how to use each component or pattern.

This project is based on Bootstrap 3 and Google's Material Design Lite open source projects that allows us to easily create and maintain. It is based on SASS.

Quickstart

Installation

The recommended way to get the latest CBP theme is by saving as a dependency via npm.

From your npm project, simply run:

npm install cbp-theme --save

Or if you are using the yarn package manager:

yarn add cbp-theme

Note: It is recommended that you use npm to manage your frontend dependencies.
If you are not using npm, see alternative installations for other ways to get cbp-theme.

What you get

The CBP Theme artifacts are in the node_modules/cbp-theme/dist directory. The dist directory contains:

cbp-theme.css - Full Combined Content
cbp-theme.min.css - For production Use
cbp-theme.min.css.map - Mapped to scss for debugging
cbp-theme.browser.bundle.umd.js This contains everything you need except jQuery for browser consumption.
cbp-theme.esm5.js ESM5 Module are for use in your builds e.g. Angular, React, Webpack
cbp-theme.umd.js UMD Module without any dependencies bundled in in case you have the dependencies added separately.
cbp-theme-inputmask.umd.js jQuery Inputmask bundled with few minimum inputmask plugins required for style. Use this with cbp-theme.browser.bundle.umd.js or cbp-theme.umd.js.
fontawesome*.* Font Awesome Icons referenced by css
Roboto-*.* - Roboto Fonts referenced by css
scss/ - For those who want to import scss files shown below:- ` dist/ ├── scss │ ├── vendor │ │ ├── selectizemdl_theme.scss │ │ ├── select2mdl_theme.scss │ │ ├── roboto.scss │ │ ├── _nouislider.scss │ │ ├── _mdl-selectfield.scss │ │ ├── _materialimages.scss │ │ ├── materialcustom.scss │ │ ├── materialcards.scss │ │ ├── _material.scss │ │ ├── _fontawesome.scss │ │ ├── _datepicker.scss │ │ └── _bootstrap.scss │ ├── main.scss │ └── custom │ ├── _variables.scss │ ├── _utilities.scss │ ├── _type.scss │ ├── _timelines.scss │ ├── _tags.scss │ ├── _tabs.scss │ ├── _tables.scss │ ├── _steps.scss │ ├── _sliders.scss │ ├── _popup.scss │ ├── _navbar.scss │ ├── _modals.scss │ ├── _mixins.scss │ ├── _load-spinners.scss │ ├── _labels.scss │ ├── _hacks.scss │ ├── _globals.scss │ ├── _forms.scss │ ├── _filters.scss │ ├── _containers.scss │ ├── _colors.scss │ ├── _buttons.scss │ ├── _badges.scss │ ├── _alerts.scss │ └── _accordions.scss


## Consuming cbp-theme in your ES6/TypeScript project

Whether you are using Webpack or Rullup cbp-theme package is distributed with `cbp-theme.esm5.js` as `module`.

This allows you to import the required functions as below and your build will pickup the correct 3rd party dependencies installed as cbp-theme dependencies:

import {applyCharLimit, applyDatePicker, applyTags, applyThirdPartySelect } from 'cbp-theme';


## Consuming cbp-theme by Including in your html


Using the cbp theme is as easy as including cbp-theme.min.css and `cbp-theme.browser.bundle.umd.js` in your markup.

Optionally `cbp-theme-inputmask.umd.js` can be used for inputmask.

Note: cbp-theme does require `jQuery 3.x` or higher to be included before adding cbp-theme.js.

This option is meant for in browser consumption only as apposed to using in your build.

Refer to `kitchensink/index.html` for markup reference.

### Order of Javascript Dependencies

Importing Style Sheets

For more advanced users checkout wiki Guide to Importing Style Sheets.

Contributing

We welcome contributions, please see our Contribution Policy

To get started developing, see developer readme here.

License

Please refer to CBP Open Source License

Package detail

readme