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atmospheric-diagnostics

v0.0.1

Published

A TypeScript library component that

Downloads

1

Readme

atmospheric-diagnostics

A TypeScript library component that

Conventions used and similarities to other projects

npm libs css-variables and vanilla-typescript are used. I have numerous other projects using them

installation

You can install into your application by running npm install --save-dev atmospheric-diagnostics

You can then use it like so:

import AtmosphericDiagnostics from 'atmospheric-diagnostics'

function init() {
  var selector = ".atmospheric-diagnostics"
  var component = new AtmosphericDiagnostics(selector)
  component.attach()
}

init()

You can also import the default styles atmospheric-diagnostics.css which will style it for you.

Why

I made this popup was for my consumption, but you are free to use it too!

Features

  • It will

Demo

Basic usage

Roadmap

Video demo

Feel free to watch the video explanation of how it works here: