None of pages included in demo folder are working.

Steps to reproduce.

1- Use Clone or download button on github page to download a copy of repository. 2- Extract it to a folder of your choice 3- Open any page included in demos folder (e.g. buttons.html)

    Inspecting the file shows that following references:
    assets/demo-styles.css.js  (does not exists in this repository)
    assets/material-components-web.css.js (does not exists in this repository)
    /images/logo_components_color_2x_web_48dp.png (Absolute path, even browsing to this page hoste in a folder in webserver will break the page)
    https://fonts.googleapis.com/css?  (external reference)
    https://fonts.googleapis.com/icon? (external reference)

I’m don’t have npm, bower, travis or millions of different download managers which each project in github loves to use as their base. I believe a simple instruction on how to download via github regular download methods including dependency required to run examples is a great idea.

[yeelan0319]

@Garbee is right. If you wish to run the demos within this repository directly, node and npm is needed for that. Or you can use similar strategy as we mentioned here in our codepen template (a CDN method). But, if you are just interested in looking at our demos, feel free to checkout our catalogs

[BSarmady]

Thank you for trying to help. I am running IIS on windows machine. My Node.js is version v6.11.3 (includes npm 3.10.10).

I followed the instruction in homepage and run

`npm install --save material-components-web`

Which produced following result:

I downloaded master branch from git and copy demo folder into IIS

Unlike other folders there are only 2 css files in \nodejs\node_modules\@material\button\dist folder (image 1), so I assume I have to copy material-components-web.css and material-components-web.js from \nodejs\node_modules\material-components-web folder (image 2) to same folder as the buttons.html in my IIS (image 4)

Running the files without modification will show (image 3) but when I modify the buttons.html page and add material-components-web.css and material-components-web.js to it (image 5) I can see the toolbar and buttons (image 6). Buttons are responding to click (ripple effect).

If I replace material-components-web.css with mdc.button.css everything else goes haywire (image 7)

Am I doing missing some files that I might need to copy into my app folder? As for asking here, I was trying to be sure if I followed the instructions correctly. Is it possible that this issue related to #2388 failed ?