Interior is the design language Automile uses in its' web applications.
The documentation can be found at https://automile.github.io/interior/. To build the files your locally on your machine, you need Node.js installed on your computer. (Your Node.js version must be 6.0 or higher.) You also need Jekyll to build the actuall documentation site (While Jekyll on Windows is not officially supported, it is possible to get Jekyll running on Windows. Special instructions can be found on their Windows-specific docs page). It's also recomended to have Yarn installed.
Run these commands to set up the documentation:
$ git clone https://github.com/Automile/interior
$ cd interior
And then:
$ yarn install
Or:
$ npm install
Start a server (with Browsersync for live-reload etc), first you need to change a variable in _config.yml. Comment out line 5 (baseurl) so you can run the project under localhost, then you can make changes with:
$ gulp start
Or to just build a new docs folder with your changes (make sure the baseurl config is present for the build):
$ gulp build
Note When you build a version of Interior, the build script will generate a new folder in the root called release-<version>/ (the version number is whatever is specified in package.json) that contains the CSS and JavaScript files you can use in your project.
David Paulsson