What components are typically included in an OutSystems Style Guide module?

In an OutSystems Style Guide module, the typical components focus on the front-end aspects of application development. This includes CSS styles that define the visual presentation of applications, images that may be used across the user interface, reusable UI components known as Web Blocks, and JavaScript that enhances interactivity and behaviors within the application.

The inclusion of CSS and images ensures that the applications maintain a consistent branding and design, following the guidelines set by the Style Guide. Reusable UI components help streamline development by allowing developers to implement common elements across different screens without duplicating code. JavaScript is often utilized to add dynamic functionalities and improve user experience, making it essential for modern web applications.

The other options describe components typically found in different types of modules. For example, server-side logic and database entities are components of the underlying application model but are not relevant to the style guide. Integration configurations and external API definitions pertain to connecting applications to external systems, which does not fall under the styling or presentation concerns. Lastly, unit tests and test cases are crucial for ensuring application functionality and reliability but are more associated with the testing phase rather than the design and styling aspects covered in a Style Guide module.