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tech-generalist-ui-components

v0.1.5

Published

UI Components created by Jay Grissom (TechGeneralist)

Downloads

14

Readme

TechGeneralist UI Web Component Library

The intention of this libarary is to offer a set of reusable UI web components that "feel" like Bootstrap, are built on the flexibility of Tailwind CSS, and are extensible to libs like React, Angular, or just the plain old web.

Yet Another UI Library?

I've built many different websites and I generally end up rebuilding things like layouts and different widgets of all sorts. This library is just for me to reuse with my personal projects. If others find it helpful fantasctic but this is to scratch my own itch.

Usage

Import the components appropriate for your environment.

import {SocialLink, TwitterIcon} from 'tech-generalist-ui-components/next'

Use the component in your application somewhere. <SocialLink href="https://twitter.com/jfgrissom" aria-label="Follow on Twitter" icon={TwitterIcon} />

In order to use this libarary you'll need to include this node_modules entry in your tailwind.config.js file. If you don't do this the CSS for the components don't get included in the CSS post processing stage of your build.

content: [
    './node_modules/tech-generalist-ui-components/**/*.js',
  ],

How to support this work.

Please feel free to submit bug report or pull (merge) requests.