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localhost-ui

v2.0.7

Published

3 years ago

A minimal, sementic, lightweight CSS boilerplate to make instant layout for your projects while you are building backend on localhost

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📟 Localhost UI

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A minimal, sementic, customizable lightweight CSS boilerplate to make instant layout for your projects while you are building backend on localhost

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Why use localhost UI?

Here are few charming benefits to use prefer localhost UI in your backend project.

Sementic framework
Responsive Grid layout based design
Fluid Typography
Highly and easily Customizable
Based on minimalism

We are continuously evolving it and making it better for developers like you.

Quick Installation

You can install localhost UI into your system via these following methods

Using CDN (Easy)

Paste this following link within <head></head> tags

<link
  rel="stylesheet"
  href="https://unpkg.com/localhost-ui/localhost.min.css"
/>

Using npm

Type following code in your terminal

npm i localhost-ui

Use localhost UI into your ReactJS project like this :

import "localhost-ui";

After adding localhost UI into your practice project, you can play with your backend without worrying about frontend styling.

How to contribute

Follow this prcedure to contribute by adding new themes to localhost UI.

Fork this repository to your github.
Clone to your local system.
Make a new branch indicating change
Make changes
Commit with proper commit messages
Push to repository
Make a pull request

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