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equator-component-library

v1.0.32

Published

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Downloads

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Readme

Equator component library

This package provides a set of re-usable plain HTML components, coupled with Tailwind plugins which provide responsive style utilities.

Table of contents

[TOC]

Installation

Run this command:

npm i equator-component-library -D

Check that the ".vscode/" folder at the root of your solution contains a "html.code-snippets" file.

Requirements

  • Tailwind CSS is our CSS framework. All of the HTML snippets are styled with Tailwind utility classes.
  • VSCode is needed to use the snippets, since they are added as a VSCode config file.
  • AlpineJS is our JavaSCript framework. Many of the HTML snippets contain AlpineJS directive attributes to power their interactivity.

Recommendations

Features and usage

Snippets

These are HTML snippets which generate blocks of HTML for components. They include tab stops to simply integration with data.

Plugins

These are extensions of the out-the-box Tailwind config

Config

The exported Tailwind config "/modules/package/tailwind.config.ts" contains definitions for the following theme and extend properties. These can be imported together, or referenced individuals as required.

If your Tailwind config is a Typescript file, you should get Intellisense suggestions when referencing the exported object.

Rather than list them all here, just go look at the file in "node_modules/equator/component-library/modules/package/tailwind.config.ts" after installation.

Contributing