@button-inc/component-library
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This package is a library of react components focused on accessibility and progressive enhancement. When used with a server-side-rendered react application, these components remain functional for users who may not have javascript or css available.
Install the package:
npm i @button-inc/component-library or yarn add @button-inc/component-libraryImport component(s):
import Button from @button-inc/component-library/ButtonFor themed components, you can add @button-inc/bcgov-theme or @button-inc/button-theme.
If you want to build your own theme, see Here for instructions. There is also a live playground to test it out.
For a list of components and their properties, see Components
To keep the documentation easy to update, the core components information is located in the docs section of the root of this repository, in the file components.js.
After updating information, from the root directory run make document-components to update across the storybook instance and this readme.
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Library for theme-able, accessible, progressively-enhancing react components
We found that @button-inc/component-library demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 6 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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