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@parsonic/all

v1.1.3

Published

All of the @parsonic web components in one package

Downloads

341

Readme

All components, one package

Love parsonic? Want to use all the components? This is the package for you!

Install

npm install --save @parsonic/all

Usage

Use the components with your favourite bundler or directly from a CDN. A minified build is provided as min.js with a source map.

Quick start

Add a script tag with the minified build and use the element in your page.

<script defer src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/@parsonic/all/min.js"></script>

Bundler

Import the module at the root of your application.

import '@parsonic/all'

If you want to control when the components are registered use the register method from the components module instead.

import { register } from '@parsonic/all/components.js'

register()

If you prefer to prefix element names pass this to the register method.

import { register } from '@parsonic/all/components.js'

// To use <myapp-back-to-top></myapp-back-to-top>
register('myapp')