SitecoreDataImporter

Sitecore Speak UI Library

The Sitecore Speak UI Library provides a set of reusable Speak 3 components for building and extending Sitecore's administrative interface. It enables developers to create consistent, modern UI elements within Sitecore applications, enhancing the content management experience. ## Key Features - **Buttons** — Various button styles and interactions for interface actions - **Tables** — Data table components for displaying and managing information - **Dialogs** — Modal dialog components for user interactions and notifications - **Colors** — Color palette and theming components for visual consistency - **Custom Components** — Framework for creating and contributing additional UI elements ## Philosophy The project follows Angular development practices to create modular, reusable components that integrate seamlessly with Sitecore's Speak 3 framework, promoting consistency across Sitecore administration interfaces.

Speak 3 starter template

This project provides a starter template for developing Sitecore SPEAK3 applications, which are client-side applications that integrate with the Sitecore content management system. It streamlines the development workflow by offering a pre-configured Angular-based setup that can be deployed directly to Sitecore instances. ## Key Features - **Angular CLI Integration** — Generated with Angular CLI version 1.2.7 for standardized project structure and tooling. - **Disconnected Development** — Run `npm run start` to develop locally without a Sitecore instance. - **Deployment Automation** — Use `npm run deploy` to build, copy files to Sitecore, and open the application. - **Code Scaffolding** — Leverage Angular CLI commands to generate components, services, and other code artifacts. - **Configuration Script** — Customize deployment via `init.ps1` PowerShell script with variables for application name, title, and instance details. ## Philosophy The template emphasizes a streamlined, tool-driven approach to SPEAK3 development, enabling developers to focus on building application logic rather than configuration.