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@ed-components/ed-components
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A set of web-components for education.
Not ready for production yet. These components are used for research.
Wrapper components:
<ed-pb>
: Handle a set of questions and interactive answers.<ed-micro>
: Allows wrapping content inside a minimal dialog
element to easily chunk information and maximize memorization.Single answer components.
<ed-choice>
: Single or multiple choice answer.<ed-ans>
: Simple text answer analyzed with NLP.<ed-survey>
<ed-num>
<ed-speech>
Via CSS custom properties (variables) inspired by bootstrap.
--ed-primary
--ed-success
--ed-danger
Ideas comes from Edx licensed CC-BY-SA.
EdXyzElement
and have a static method
define
that allow to register element in the custom registry with default
name ed-xyz
. See webcomponents.guide.All components are tested from the components
directory.
To execute all tests npm run test
, in watch mode: npm run test:watch
.
To execute test for a single component, pass the test group to wtr:
npm run test -- --group ed-survey
FAQs
A set of web-components for education.
The npm package @ed-components/ed-components receives a total of 3 weekly downloads. As such, @ed-components/ed-components popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that @ed-components/ed-components demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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