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Clarity Core is a suite of Web Components for Clarity Design System.
First, install the Clarity Core package from npm.
npm install @cds/core --save
Import desired Web Component into your JavaScript or TypeScript
import '@cds/core/modal/register.js';
Full installation steps can be found in the Core Getting Started Guide.
<cds-modal size="lg">
<p>slot content</p>
</cds-modal>
<script>
const modal = document.querySelector('cds-modal');
modal.addEventListener('closeChange', event => console.log(event));
modal.closable = true;
</script>
<!--
- `size` is set as an HTML attribute so no binding syntax is used
- [closable] is setting a property on the element
- (closeChange) is listening for the `closeChange` custom event
-->
<cds-modal size="lg" [closable]="booleanValue" (closeChange)="log($event.detail)">
<p>slot content</p>
</cds-modal>
<!--
- `size` is set as an HTML attribute so no binding syntax is used
- :closable is setting a property on the element
- @closeChange is listening for the `closeChange` custom event
-->
<cds-modal size="lg" :closable="booleanValue" @closeChange="log($event.detail)">
<p>slot content</p>
</cds-modal>
@cds/react
package/*
- `size` unlike the examples above `size` is set as a property
- closable is setting a property on the element
- onCloseChange is listening for the `closeChange` custom event
*/
<CdsModal size="lg" closable={this.state.booleanValue} onCloseChange={this.log}>
<p>slot content</p>
</CdsModal>
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Clarity Design System - common components, themes, and utilties
The npm package @cds/core receives a total of 19,283 weekly downloads. As such, @cds/core popularity was classified as popular.
We found that @cds/core demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 4 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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