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componently-form

v0.1.5

Published

The form component includes a couple of classes, each serving it's semantic purpose.

Downloads

2

Readme

Componently Button

The button component includes a couple of classes, each serving it's semantic purpose.

Usage

c-button [-type-<primary|secondary|tertiary|link>] [-shape-rounded] [is-disabled]

type can be omitted as it is the default namespace. To learn more about the syntax visit the Componently Docs

Getting Started

The quickest way to get started is to download the compiled CSS.

Download the latest release

Alternatively, you can install and manage componently-button using NPM:

npm install --save componently-button

How to Use

<div class="c-button -type-primary"></div>
<div class="c-button -secondary"> </div> // `type` can be omitted as it is the default namespace
<div class="c-button -tertiary"> </div>
<div class="c-button -link"> </div>

<div class="c-button -primary -shape-rounded"> </div>

<div class="c-button -primary is-disabled"> </div>

Compiling CSS

Componently Button uses Webpack for its build system

npm install
npm start

Regenerates the /build directory with compiled and minifed CSS.