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@ps-ector/ector-ui-kit

v0.0.13

Published

Provide a set of components to build a UI.

Downloads

25

Readme

Ector UI Kit

Provide a set of components to build a UI.

Development: https://uikitdev.ector.store Production: https://uikit.ector.store

Installation

npm i @ps-ector/ector-ui-kit

Usage

import { Button } from "@ps-ector/ector-ui-kit";

Or just copy/paste the HTML if your project already have Tailwind installed. Follow the Get started of storybook page https://uikitdev.ector.store

Components

<Breadcrumbs option={["Home", "Pricing", "Here"]}></Breadcrumbs>
  <Tab
    options={[
      {
        tab: "JOIN NOW",
        id: "tab-1",
        content: (
          <>
            <p>
              By drastically reducing the amount of code that's shipped to
              the user, we're achieving maximum performance.
            </p>
            <Input label="Join now"></Input>
          </>
        ),
      },
      {
        tab: "Who Should Use Ector",
        id: "tab-4",
        content:
          "Ector is tailored for web agencies seeking to streamline their Prestashop development process and provide exceptional e-commerce solutions to their clients. Whether you're an experienced developer or new to Prestashop, Ector offers the tools and resources needed to create outstanding online stores efficiently.",
      },
      {
        tab: "Reduced complexity",
        id: "tab-3",
        content:
          "Estimating how long it takes to build a project is hard. Especially with techniques that are new and constantly changing. That's why we've picked future proof tools that have already proven themselves",
      },
    ]}
  ></Tab>
  <Title label="This is a animate Title"></Title>
  <Input label="Your email" />
  <Input label="Your password" />
  <Input label="A very long sequence" />
  <Checkbox label="Checkbox"></Checkbox>
  <Toggle label="A toggle"></Toggle>
  <Select label="A select" option={["1", "2"]}></Select>
  <Radio label="Choice 1"></Radio>
  <Radio label="Choice 2"></Radio>
  <Radio label="Choice 3" disabled></Radio>
  <Button primary size="large">
    ciao
  </Button>
  <Loader mode="round"></Loader>
  <Loader mode="linear"></Loader>
  <Progress percentage={20} message="Work in progress..."></Progress>
  <Counter label="SEO" description="Performance."></Counter>
  <Boost></Boost>

  <Steps
    redirect="www.redirect.it"
    options={[
      {
        name: "Details",
        href: "#",
        content: (
          <>
            <p>
              By drastically reducing the amount of code that's shipped to
              the user, we're achieving maximum performance.
            </p>
            <Input label="Join now"></Input>
          </>
        ),
      },
      {
        name: "Application form",
        href: "#",
        content: (
          <>
            <p>
              Estimating how long it takes to build a project is hard.
              Especially with techniques that are new and constantly
              changing. That's why we've picked future proof tools that
              have already proven themselves
            </p>
            <Button primary size="large">
              Try it
            </Button>
          </>
        ),
      },
      {
        name: "Preview",
        href: "#",
        content:
          "Estimating how long it takes to build a project is hard. Especially with techniques that are new and constantly changing. That's why we've picked future proof tools that have already proven themselves",
      },
    ]}
  ></Steps>

Update storybook

Just push on the branch, if master is updated, the storybook will be updated automatically in production, in development you deploy to development environment.

Update NPM package

TODO: Automatic deploy

For now just use npm publish command and update version manually.