Mental Health for All

Mental Health for All provides a directory of resources for New Yorkers seeking help for anxiety, trauma, substance misuse, and more. This repository contains the content and source code for the site. The NYCO Patterns CLI generates a static build of the 20+ service pages styled using the Growing Up Patterns. The service directory (or archive) uses the NYCO WordPress Archive Vue to filter the services.

Contributing

As of right now the project should be relative to the Growing Up Patterns when developing.

- 📁 growingupnyc-patterns
- 📁 mhfa

If you do not have the Growing Up NYC Patterns set up, clone them before cloning this package.

$ git clone https://github.com/NYCOpportunity/growingupnyc-patterns
$ git clone https://github.com/CityOfNewYork/mhfa
$ cd mhfa

Then install dependencies and start the Patterns CLI development server.

$ npm install
$ npm start

Growing Up Patterns

The Growing Up Patterns are re-configured to use custom Mental Health for All design tokens (fonts, colors, media breakpoints, and background images). The main site stylesheet and Tailwindcss configuration use the tokens to generate custom CSS styles and utilities.

Commands

Commands are stored in the package.json file and can be run using NPM. Commands follow this pattern.

$ npm run {{ command }}

Below is a description of the available commands.

Command	Arguments	Description
start		Runs the Pattern CLI development server with watching and reloading.
default		Runs the default Pattern CLI build command.
version	major/minor/patch	Hooks into the npm version script by regenerating the build with the version number.
services		Regenerate all of the service .slm templates from the config/services.js file. This needs to be run if any changes are made to the src/slm/service.slm template or new services are added to config/services.js.
ghpages		Run the default command and publish to the testing environment.

Additional commands from the Patterns CLI can also be run. Most commands will require the NODE_ENV variable to be set.

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