Mapzen Styleguide makes it easy for us to create right-looking websites that work well across platforms and into the future. If you’re publishing Mapzen stuff, the guide is for you.
🔋 Batteries included:
- Basic page structure with standard linked CSS and Javascript resources.
 - Sample UI components like navigation, social buttons, search boxes, and pagination that can be combined to make new kinds of pages.
 - Complete sample pages like blog posts and developer documentation showing how all the pieces fit together.
 
To use the guide for Mapzen-looking web sites, visit https://mapzen.com/common/styleguide and follow the instructions to structure HTML and linked style and script resources.
These are Javascript APIs without UI components under MPZN name space.
MPZN.trackeventis a wrapper for customized Google Analytics event. You can initialize MPZN.trackevent with your own Google Analytics value. Google Anlyatics value is going to be sent with the initialization of MPZN.trackevent.
MPZN.trackevent(category, action, label, value)
Please look at Google Analytics page to know more about options.
MPZN.navis a read-only component dealing with user's log-in status on the navbar.
| Method     | Return            | Description           |
|------------|-------------------|---------|-----------------------|
| reflectUserState(<String> userID, <String> userNickname, <String> userAvatarImage, [<Function> customLogoutCall]) |null | Manipulate navigation bar state with passed user data. To show not-logged-in status, pass null or empty string as parameters. Optionally provide a custom logout handler to override the default. |
Watch and contribute to development on the styleguide via issues here in Github and on Waffle.io.
To edit and test Styleguide, please work on a new branch in this repository and use Precog for preview and testing.
To work with other Mapzen related-repo, please follow the steps in contribution guide. You can create an issue containing the check list with this link.
🚧 master branch is live 🚧
If you’d like to edit locally, Styleguide requires Node
and uses Gulp to generate files in dist directory from
sources in src/site. Build and test with these commands:
npm installgulp build(or./node_modules/.bin/gulp buildif gulp not found)npm start- Open http://localhost:3000 in a browser.
 
To add a new sub-section to the styleguide:
- Add a new folder and 
index.htmlto the appropriate section undersrc/site/ - Add a new 
@@includeto the appropriate HTML file for the section you are working on insrc/site/ - Add a new 
<a>link to the index file insrc/site/includes/side-nav.hmtl - Add a new 
.scssfile for your sub-section insrc/stylesheets/common - Add a link to your stylesheet in 
src/stylesheets/styleguide.scssso that gulp will bundle it on build