@ela-labs/smart-skeleton-react
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A React smart skeleton component for loading UI states.
A collection of smart, reusable components focused on real-world performance and UX.
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ELA LABS is an open source initiative to create lightweight and intelligent UI components.
We aim to bridge real-world DOM behavior with developer ergonomics — making things that just work across devices and layouts.
This is just the beginning. More components are coming soon!
SmartSkeletonThe SmartSkeleton is a smart skeleton loading component that adapts to the real DOM structure and styles.
It’s designed to balance performance, reusability, and compatibility, using:
getComputedStyle for style extractiongetBoundingClientRect for size measurementWeakMap) for performanceresize, scroll, mutation) when in responsive modeskeleton-shimmer classEach component in the ELA LABS collection is published independently, allowing you to install only what you need.
To install a specific component, refer to its individual installation guide in the documentation.
📘 Full docs available at: https://ela-labs-react.vercel.app
For example, to install SmartSkeleton:
pnpm install @ela-labs/smart-skeleton
npm install @ela-labs/smart-skeleton
# or
yarn add @ela-labs/smart-skeleton
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A React smart skeleton component for loading UI states.
The npm package @ela-labs/smart-skeleton-react receives a total of 26 weekly downloads. As such, @ela-labs/smart-skeleton-react popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that @ela-labs/smart-skeleton-react 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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