Catalog lets you create beautiful living style guides with Markdown.

The standalone version is completely dependency free, making it trivial to integrate Catalog into your application.

Catalog can also be directly integrated into a React app to develop and document components.

Read Catalog's documentation (built with Catalog!) to find out more.

• Production: https://interactivethings.github.io/catalog/catalog.min.js
• Development (with helpful warnings): https://interactivethings.github.io/catalog/catalog.js

• Production: https://interactivethings.github.io/catalog/next/catalog.min.js
• Development: https://interactivethings.github.io/catalog/next/catalog.js

npm install catalog --save

react and react-dom are peerDependencies, so you need to install them separately.

make

installs npm dependencies and starts the development server.

make watch-lib

builds the files from src/ into lib/ continuously. Useful with npm link when you want to test integration with another app.

make build

builds catalog.js, catalog.min.js, and lib/

make test

runs tests

make version

prompts for a new version number.

make publish

publishes to npm and gh-pages if an unpublished version number is detected. Usually will run automatically via CI.

Catalog is developed by many people at Interactive Things, a User Experience and Data Visualization Studio based in Zürich.