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projectc-components

v1.2.7

Published

test components

Downloads

6

Readme

ProjectC components

svelte UI components for lightweight apps

What is this package?

This project is part of project C. A set of lightweight web application. The task for each app is to improve our (digital) life by implementing a easy to understand interface. For instance, one of our app is a reminder app specialized for reminding us where we last parked our vehicles or a simple to use calculator. Each app is build with svelte. A component based framework.

Who is this package for?

For developer who would like to build lightweight apps for there personal problems. Like, watering plants, setting timers or taking some notes.

How to use this package?

First intialize a svete project

npx degit sveltejs/template my-svelte-project
cd my-svelte-project

To install this package

npm i projectc-components
npm install
npm run dev

To use a component

  <script>
    import {Container} from "projectc-components"
  </script>

  <Container size="xl" background="rgba(200,0,0,0.5)">
    Hello
  </Container>

What components are in this package?

So far we have implemented 8 components, we have a:

  1. Container
  2. Grid
  3. [!beta] Columns
  4. Form / Input
  5. Navigation bar (with authentication features)
  6. Buttons
  7. Icons
  8. Popup
  9. Tabs (lazy loaded)

For a full list visit our demo site here

Where can I help with this project?

This project is maintained by a computer science student at TU Delft. In my free time I work on this project. If you would like to contribute, please send a pull request to the github repo here. Any issues are welcome ofcourse.

What we are working on

  1. Make tabs clickable again

Change log

version 1.2.5

  • Added better way of developing tabs

version 1.2.5

  • Added image component