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@sevn/ui

v0.1.3

Published

A theme for Dashboards, Intranets, and whatnot.

Downloads

4

Readme

Installation & Usage

Simply add it to package.json dependencies:

+ "@sevn/ui": "[email protected]:sevn/ui.git"

And then import it into your SASS or JavaScript file:

@import "../../node_modules/@sevn/ui/css/ui.css";
import "@sevn/ui/css/ui.css";

From now own you can refer to the Bootstrap 5 docs. Any component there is supported by SEVN:ui.

Contributing

Simply edit the file src/scss/custom.scss to make changes to the Bootstrap build.

You can run npm run dev to check some components on localhost:3000.

Alternatively, in order to check SEVN:ui agains all Bootstrap components, you can:

  1. Open Bootstrap 5 docs in a browser;
  2. Block the Bootstrap Docs CSS network request in Chrome DevTools;
  3. Run npm run dev;
  4. Copy this script and paste it on DevTools console:
(() => {
  const linkEl = document.createElement("link");
  linkEl.rel = `stylesheet`;
  linkEl.href = "http://localhost:3000/css/ui.css";
  document.body.append(linkEl);
})();

Now you have your own SEVN:ui docs. :)