@cometchat/uikit-shared
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This package contains lit components for CometChat Web UI Kits: React, Angular, and Vue. It is designed to provide a comprehensive set of configurations, styles, and a sound manager for the comet chat UI.
This package contains lit components for CometChat Web UI Kits: React, Angular, and Vue. It is designed to provide a comprehensive set of configurations, styles, and a sound manager for the comet chat UI.
It has @cometchat/chat-sdk-javascript as a peer dependency.
This package is used by the CometChat Web UI Kits internally. The package is not meant to be used without other required CometChat dependencies.
For issues running the project or integrating with our UI Kits, consult our documentation or create a support ticket or seek real-time support via the CometChat Dashboard.
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This package contains lit components for CometChat Web UI Kits: React, Angular, and Vue. It is designed to provide a comprehensive set of configurations, styles, and a sound manager for the comet chat UI.
The npm package @cometchat/uikit-shared receives a total of 1,912 weekly downloads. As such, @cometchat/uikit-shared popularity was classified as popular.
We found that @cometchat/uikit-shared demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 0 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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