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A lightweight tool for creating, developing, bundling, and sharing your web UI component libraries.
Decal is a lightweight tool for creating, developing, building, and sharing your web UI component libraries.
It works best when building system-of-systems collections between distributed teams.
Decal helps you define the shape of your components, including:
Decal then offers powerful conveniences.
First, you'll need to install NodeJS (v18 or above).
Then open up your terminal and enter the following command.
npx @cagov/decal new project
Follow the prompts to create and run your own Decal project.
Decal runs atop a plugin-based architecture. Check out our Configuration guide to customize your Decal project.
This tool is still at an early stage of development.
Current to-dos:
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A lightweight tool for creating, developing, bundling, and sharing your web UI component libraries.
We found that @cagov/decal demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 7 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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