@atlassian/aui
Advanced tools
A set of components for building user interfaces in Atlassian products and services.
Thorough documentation is available at the AUI website.
Consuming the AUI library is supported through a few methods:
AUI is released to npmjs.com. Install it through your favourite package manager:
npm install @atlassian/aui
yarn add @atlassian/aui
In the Node package, you will find:
dist/ contains pre-compiled javascript and css. This is the simplest way to use AUI.
src/ contains the raw JavaScript and LESS sources. It's unlikely you'll require these directly.
AUI can be used as an Atlassian P2 plugin. This plugin requires Spring Scanner 2 to be available in the runtime it is installed in.
All Atlassian Server products come with AUI pre-installed, so you don't need to do much to re-use it in your plugin.
Each AUI component has a web-resource key you can include it by. Consult each component's documentation
on the AUI website for the key.
AUI distributions are released as a zip file called the
aui-flat-pack, hosted
through Atlassian's Maven nexus.
Note that this is equivalent to the dist/ folder available in the Node package.
Use of AUI is not officially supported through a Content Delivery Network (CDN). However, because AUI is published to npmjs.com, the AUI distributions are also published through some public CDN services such as:
Raise bugs or feature requests in the AUI project.
AUI is an Atlassian Developer Asset and is released under the Atlassian Developer Terms license. Some assets are released under the Atlassian Design Guidelines (ADG) license. See the licenses directory for information about AUI, ADG, and included libraries.
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