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team2

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A web comp1onent library

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Team MeatSpace (Team 2) Web Components

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Team MeatSpace's web component library.

Team Members

  • Adam Kabbara Lead
  • Timothy Bian Co-Lead
  • Veronica Lin Quality Assurance
  • Tony Huang Quality Assurance
  • Shih-hung (Peter) Pi Tools & Utility
  • Curtis Tong Tools & Utility
  • Alex Monji Coder
  • Aaron Brown Coder
  • Justin Chen Coder
  • Christopher Jensen DevOps
  • Xin Liu DevOps

meat-space.org

Getting Started

The following instructions will get our web components installed and running locally on your machine.

Prerequisites

  • Nodejs
  • npm

Installing

Assuming you have started a nodejs project, have a package.json file set up, and are in the root directory of your poject, run

npm i team2

Usage & Example

In your HTML page <head> element, add a <script> tag like so

<script type="module" src="./node_modules/team2/web_components/core-hello/core-hello.js"></script>

In the above example, /core-hello/core-hello.js is the path to the core-hello web component JavaScript file. If you want to use a different web component, you will have to change this part of the path appropriately. Next, add the component into your HTML body

<core-hello rainbow lang="en">this is a test!</core-hello>