The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau's user interface framework.
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npm install capital-frameworkComponents can also be installed individually:
npm install cf-buttons
npm install cf-expandablesWant some boilerplate? There is a Yeoman generator through the generator-cf project:
npm install -g yo generator-cf
mkdir my-new-project && cd $_
yo cfIf you don't want to use the generator-cf Yeoman generator, you can download the Capital Framework source files and import them into your project.
Run npm install capital-framework.
This will download Capital Framework to your project's node_modules folder.
You can then import the framework into your application's primary Less file:
@import (less) "node_modules/capital-framework/src/capital-framework.less";
// the rest of your stylesheet...You may want to install individual Capital Framework Components, so that you can leave out things you don't need, or to make it possible to update the components one-at-a-time in the future.
NOTE: Be sure to run the Less files through Autoprefixer, or your compiled Capital Framework CSS will not work perfectly in older browsers.
Please view our contribution guidelines.