@bdt-component-library/card
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This is a component published as its own package from our component library monorepo: https://github.com/BenefitsDataTrust/ui-components. Setup instructions, as well as higher-level goals and concerns can be found from the main project README.
Handles display of cards.
| prop | type | required | default | explanation |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| buttonClass | string | no | n/a | Adds an optional classname to the button component |
| variant | enum("horizontal", "vertical") | no | "vertical" | Determines the card layout style |
| featuredImage | string | no | no | Optional src for a card image |
| featuredImageDescription | string | no | "Preview" | alt text for optional image src |
| title | string | no | no | Card title text |
| text | string | no | no | Card main body text |
| button | boolean | no | undefined | Determines if the card contains a button |
| buttonText | string | no | no | Text for the optional card button |
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Card component
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We found that @bdt-component-library/card demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 2 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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