asyncdesign-webui

v11.5.0

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10 months ago

A mobile-first CSS framework that supports responsive mobile first and fixed desktop layouts.

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WebUI

The Swiss Army Knife of CSS frameworks

WebUI is a little different to most other CSS frameworks due to an emphasis on flexibility and creativity. Although most frameworks do attempt to provide flexibility, they often enforce a particular approach or style, and come with too many limitations. WebUI has been build from the ground up with flexibility as the primary goal - even the components are made that way. WebUI is a system that allows you to invent new designs, and provides simple building blocks to construct much larger CSS components. Complex data entry forms can be created in a precise layout using the built-in grid system that doesn't throw any surprises. Add responsive behaviour exactly where you want it, with the flexibility to create fixed non-responsive layouts or layout sections.

Check out the full documentation to learn more about WebUI

Installation

Simple Method

Download the latest release
Extract the CSS and JavaScript files from the dist folder to your project folders.
WebUI has no dependencies, so you don't need to include jQuery.
In your web page add a link to the CSS in the head section of your page and links to the JavaScript files at the bottom of the body section, for example:

<!DOCTYPE html>
<html lang="en">

  <head>
    <meta charset="UTF-8">
    <meta name="viewport" content="width=device-width, initial-scale=1.0">  
    <title></title>

    <link rel="stylesheet" href="lib/webui/dist/css/webui-components-standard.css">

  </head>
  
  <body>

    <script src="js/webui-components.min.js"></script>
  </body>
</html>

Using a CDN

If you prefer not to download the full package and just want to try it out, then this can be done by linking to the required files on a CDN as follows.

<!DOCTYPE html>
<html lang="en">

  <head>
    <meta charset="UTF-8">
    <meta name="viewport" content="width=device-width, initial-scale=1.0">  
    <title></title> 

    <link rel="stylesheet" href="https://unpkg.com/asyncdesign-webui@latest/dist/css/webui-standard.min.css">
  </head>
  
  <body>

    <script src="https://unpkg.com/asyncdesign-webui@latest/dist/js/webui-components.min.js"></script>
  </body>
</html>

NPM

This is the recommended way to install WebUI if you are building websites using popular frameworks such as Angular, React, or Vue.

npm install asyncdesign-webui

Yarn

Alternatively, you can use Yarn to install the WebUI packages.

yarn add asyncdesign-webui

NuGet

If you are using Visual Studio before VS2019 to develop websites, then this is the preferred way to install WebUI.

Install-Package asyncdesign-webui

LibMan

If you are using Visual Studio 2019 or later, then the built-in "LibMan" utility is the best way to manage client-side libraries.

LibMan documentation

That's it. You are ready to start developing with WebUI.

Be sure to look at the static DEMO pages at the root of the download, containing many examples that demonstrate a good selection of components.

What's Included

NPM

The NPM package includes the WebUI source files and the minified and development distribution files.

Yarn

Yarn installs the same package as with NPM, but may be better suited to certain projects or environments.

NuGet

The NuGet package includes only the minified and development distribution files.

GitHub Download

The GitHub download includes all WebUI files for the framework, docs website, demo pages, and build files.

Components Available

Alerts
Animation
Carousel
Focus Trap
Menus
Modals
Navbar
NavButton
NavIndicator
Radial
Scrollspy
Shapes
Tabs
Toast Container
Tooltips
Upload
Validation
Zoom

Useage

CSS and JavaScript Files

WebUI comes with a range of pre-built CSS and JavaScript files. The following table shows the combinations that can be used and what is included in each.

| CSS | JS | Includes | |--------------------------------|-----------------------|-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------| | webui-all.min.css | webui.min.js (Optional) | Includes everything, with advanced styles, the layout grid system, and flexbox. Does not include any components.| | webui-standard.min.css | webui.min.js (Optional) | Includes standard styles, the layout grid system, and flexbox. Does not include any components.| | webui-basic.min.css | webui.min.js (Optional) | Includes only basic styles. Does not include any components.| | webui-components-all.min.css | webui-components.min.js | Includes everything, with advanced styles, the layout grid system, flexbox, and all components.| | webui-components-standard.min.css | webui-components.min.js | Includes standard styles, the layout grid system, flexbox, and all components.| | webui-components-basic.min.css | webui-components.min.js | Includes only basic styles, and all components.|

Styles Without JavaScript

WebUI can be used without javascript files if you only need the CSS, so a set of style only files are provided. The filenames for these do not contain the word "components" as in the above table. So, for the first 3 CSS files listed in the above table, .js files are optional.

JavaScript Document Load Event

All WebUI JavaScript should be enclosed in the document loaded event callback, as shown in the following examples. Use the second example to wait for all window content to be completed and the document.readyState === "complete" before running scripts. The first example only waits for the DOMContentLoaded event.

NOTE: These events do not need to be used if you are using a framework lifecycle mounted or render event.

webui.ready( () => {
  // Call WebUI functions here...
});

webui.ready( () => {
  // Call WebUI functions here...
}, true);

Angular

From the command line, navigate to your Angular CLI project folder.
Type npm install asyncdesign-webui and wait for the install to finish.
In tsconfig.json add "allowJs": true to the "compilerOptions" object.
In .angular-cli.json add "../node_modules/asyncdesign-webui/dist/css/webui-components-standard.min.css" to the styles array.
In .angular-cli.json add "../node_modules/asyncdesign-webui/dist/js/webui-components.min.js" to the scripts array.
In typings.d.ts add declare var webui: any
In your app.components.ts add import * as webui from '../../node_modules/asyncdesign-webui/dist/js/webui-components.min.js'; at the top of your file.

React

From the command line, navigate to your React project folder.
Type npm install asyncdesign-webui and wait for the install to finish.
In your React component js file such as App.js add import webui from '../node_modules/asyncdesign-webui/dist/js/webui-components.min.js'
Then add import '../node_modules/asyncdesign-webui/dist/css/webui-components-standard.min.css'
Don't forget to use className="" instead of class="" on your html elements.
If you need to use WebUI javascript functions, this should be done in the componentDidMount() lifecycle method.

Vue

From the command line, navigate to your Vue CLI project folder.
Type npm install asyncdesign-webui and wait for the install to finish.
In webpack.base.conf.js under resolve: alias: add 'webui': resolve('node_modules/asyncdesign-webui/dist/js/webui-components.min.js')
In main.js add import webui from 'webui';
In main.js add import '../node_modules/asyncdesign-webui/dist/css/webui-components-standard.min.css';
Then finally, add Vue.use(webui) directly below your imports.

Check out the full documentation to learn more about WebUI

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Installation

Simple Method

Using a CDN

NPM

Yarn

NuGet

LibMan

What's Included

NPM

Yarn

NuGet

GitHub Download

Components Available

Useage

CSS and JavaScript Files

Styles Without JavaScript

JavaScript Document Load Event

Angular

React

Vue