An example project on how can extend GOV.UK Prototype Kit using the CCS assets from CCS-Frontend-Kit.
This project uses the GOV.UK Prototype Kit as a base so view GOV.UK Prototype Kit site for more detailed documentation on how GOV.UK Prototype Kit works.
This project was created with the following two steps:
-
Creating a clone the GOV.UK Prototype Kit at https://github.com/alphagov/govuk-prototype-kit
-
Run the
add_ccs_frontend_assets.sh
script
This script was created by @tim-s-ccs
with the idea that the process for adding the CCS assets should be repeatable.
The script goes through the following steps:
- Removing existing CCS assets (if they exists). This is to allow for the scenario where the CCS-Frontend-Kit has been updated and the assets changed, anything obsolete will be removed and anything new will be added.
- Install the
ccs-frontend-kit
package usingnpm
- Copy the following static CCS assets to the
app/assets
folder:- Images
- Fonts
- SVGs
- Import
styles.scss
into the existingapplication.scss
. As the assets are compiled into thepublic/
folder in a single file, we do not need to copy all stylesheet files into the main application as the import will take care of this for us. - Import the JavaScript files and add them to the
app/views/includes/scripts.html
file so they are properly loaded in the application. Note, we do not importJQuery
as it is already a part of the initial GOV.UK Prototype Kit project.
This project is only meant to be an example of how we can use the CCS-Frontend-Kit with the GOV.UK Prototype Kit. It will not be updated as GOV.UK Prototype Kit is updated so should not be used for building real prototypes.
To create a real CCS Prototype Kit, the following steps should be undertaken:
- Fork the GOV.UK Prototype Kit
- Add and run the
add_ccs_frontend_assets.sh
script to import the assets needed from CCS-Frontend-Kit
By forking GOV.UK Prototype Kit (instead of cloning it like in this project), will make sure any changes made to the original repo can easily be fetched and merged to keep our toolkit up to date. By running the script we will get all the CCS we need when developing new prototypes and can update these assets when necessary.
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