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community-ui

v2.0.5

Published

A react component library and UI kit built by the community, for the community.

Downloads

20

Readme

CommunityUI

A React component library and UI kit. Built by the Community, for the Community. React Logo TypeScript Syled Components Storybook Logo


Getting Started

To install the library run the following command: npm install community-ui Then you can import the component of your choice by using the named import syntax. For example, if you want to import AnimatedButton, you'll need to add import { AnimatedButton } from 'community-ui' to the top of your file.

Documentation

Theming

By default, community-ui has a default theme applied. For the full documentation on theming, view the theme docs

Storybook

In order to view the storybook documentation, until the project is hosted in a production environement, simply follow the "Getting Started" steps in the contributing guidelines Then, you should see the storybook documentation, which will continue to grow as the project does.

Contributing

We always welcome contributions. Check out our contributing guidelines