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@codolog/empathy
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A lightweight admin panel components with Tailwindcss, PurgeCSS, Vuejs, Fontawesome 5.
Lightweight admin panel components build with Tailwindcss, PurgeCSS, Vuejs, Fontawesome 5
Empathy is a component-based package. It can works smoothly with every backend language. It is primarily built using Tailwindcss CSS utilities. It is different because it doesn't require you to clone the repository before you start your project like other admin panels. All you need is your package.json
and your assets bundler. Install the package from NPM, set up the main components, set up your desired other components (in a fully customized fashion way) and you're finished. With purgeCSS, you can get a light and small-sized result.
Install with NPM:
$ npm install @codolog/empathy --save
Or if you like Yarn:
$ yarn add @codolog/empathy
The documentation: https://empathy.js.org.
The demo: https://empathy.js.org/demo.
Empathy depends on the next tools:
vue-slideout
Vue plugin.vue-slide-up-down
Vue plugin.vue-notification
Vue plugin.vue-good-table
Vue plugin.webfontloader
for loading fonts.You can contribute and add your favorite component to the package by opening a new issue with an example before making a pull request. if you also found a bug, send me a pull request.
Contributes are also welcome by making the components with another javascript framework.
This project is MIT licensed.
Project by Abdalla Arbab.
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A lightweight admin panel components with Tailwindcss, PurgeCSS, Vuejs, Fontawesome 5.
The npm package @codolog/empathy receives a total of 124 weekly downloads. As such, @codolog/empathy popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that @codolog/empathy demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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