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@lukekaalim/act-rehersal

v3.0.2

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A component library for building act previews

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@lukekaalim/act-rehersal

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A component library for building documentation websites. You may even be using it right now.

This library relies css modules, so it cannot be imported in a regular node context - you must use a bundler like vite, rollup, webpack, parcel or esbuild.

More specicially, it uses import against css files suffixed with the extension ".module.css".

Rehersal provides an overall visual app structure with the Layout components like Rehersal, Workspace, GridMount and so on.

It also provides a set of standard input elements in the Tool components like TextInput, NumberInput and so on.

Finally, it also provides a markdown renderer in the Document component, so you can embed markdown into your documentation.

Install

npm install @lukekaalim/act-rehersal