Avenir(s) DSAV

What is DSAV?

DSAV is the deisgn system for AVENIR(s) projects and consists of a Vue 3 project in the form of a component library. It also provides an utility-first CSS framework for handling components styling.

The code is open and available on GitHub

Why DSAV?

The AVENIR(s) program has chosen its technical stack for the front end, based on Vue 3.

The AVENIR(s) program needs its own identity, hence this design system it will use on all its frontend projects.

Complete documentation

You can find the complete documentation on our github page.

Storybook demos

You can find examples of use and demo of the design system components on our github page.

Installation

In your project, run npm install @ævenirs-esr/avenirs-dsav.

In order to make the style from DSAV work in your project, make sure to import the main DSAV style in your main.ts with the following : import '@avenirs-esr/avenirs-dsav/style.css'.

Using SCSS Mixins

DSAV provides SCSS mixins that you can use in your project. To use them, import the mixins file in your Vue component's <style> block:

<style lang="scss" scoped>
@use '@avenirs-esr/avenirs-dsav/mixins' as dsav;

.my-component {
  // Use responsive breakpoint mixins
  @include dsav.min-width(md) {
    width: 17.25rem;
  }

  @include dsav.max-width(lg) {
    padding: 1rem;
  }
}
</style>

Available Mixins

Responsive Breakpoints

• @include dsav.min-width($size) - Apply styles for screens larger than the breakpoint
• @include dsav.max-width($size) - Apply styles for screens smaller than the breakpoint

Available breakpoints:

• sm - 36rem (576px)
• md - 48rem (768px)
• lg - 64rem (1024px)
• xl - 90rem (1440px)

Example:

@use '@avenirs-esr/avenirs-dsav/mixins' as dsav;

.responsive-card {
  width: 100%;
  
  @include dsav.min-width(md) {
    width: 50%;
  }
  
  @include dsav.min-width(lg) {
    width: 33.33%;
  }
}

Contributing

Deploying a new npm version

When your development is successfully merged in develop or main, you can run the job Release new version to npm and select the type of version bump : patch, minor or release.

Commit conventions

This repository uses Commitlint to enforce consistent and conventional commit messages.

This setup extends the conventional commit configuration (@commitlint/config-conventional) and adds custom rules:

✅ Allowed Commit Types

The following commit types are allowed:

• feat – A new feature
• fix – A bug fix
• docs – Documentation changes
• refactor – Code refactoring (no feature or bug fix)
• test – Adding or modifying tests
• build – Changes to build tools or dependencies
• revert – Revert a previous commit

🔠 Commit Message Rules

Rule	Description
type-enum	Only allows the types listed above
type-case	Commit type must be lowercase
type-empty	Commit type must not be empty
subject-case	No restriction on subject casing (rule is disabled for flexibility)

✅ Example Commit Messages

feat: add user login functionality
fix: handle null pointer in dashboard
docs: update installation guide

ARIA Authoring Practices Guide

When developing components, please refer to the ARIA Authoring Practices Guide to ensure accessibility compliance. You can find design patterns and best practices for implementing accessible web components.

Projects using DSAV

• AVENIR(s) Cofolio : An ePortfolio for Higher Education and Research