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An Angular front-end framework Tailored for your swiss branded business web application, Oblique provides a standardized corporate design look and feel as well as a collection of ready-to-use Angular components. Oblique, through its fully customizable master layout, takes care of the application's structure, letting you focus on the content.
https://oblique.bit.admin.ch
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Missing feature parity between frontend library and Figma pattern library #139

Closed robinloeffel closed 2 months ago

robinloeffel commented 2 months ago

Oblique version

11.3.2

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Node version

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Device and operating system

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Is this a regression?

I don't know

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Description

While working on a project for the BV, the team has noticed that there's no feature parity between the frontend Oblique (→ [here](https://oblique.bit.admin.ch/introductions/welcome)) and the pattern library Oblique (→ [here](https://www.figma.com/community/file/1354406905459477440)). This leads to confusion, inconsistencies and the freestyling of functionalities by the developers.

Reproduction

1. Check the Figma pattern library for the `Alert` component.
2. See that the `Alert` component may conditionally display a title.
3. Check the frontend library for the `Alert` component.
4. See that the `Alert` component may not conditionally display a title.

This is just one of many examples.

Expected behaviour

Components of the frontend library can 1:1 be consumed and configured, just as in the Figma library. They have the same functionality, take the same parameters, and look the same.

Context

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Proposed solution

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robinloeffel commented 2 months ago

After some inspection, it looks like everything that is in the Figma file should also be possible to do via the frontend components. In case I get a more concrete finding, I'll open up a new ticket. Sorry for the noise!