@enso-ui/bulma
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Aggregator for Enso-Ui Bulma components
This package provides a common source for all the Bulma components available in the various NPM packages.
For live examples and demos, you may visit laravel-enso.com
Check the full documentation at docs.laravel-enso.com.
Install the package:
npm i @enso-ui/bulma
Import the desired component(s):
import {
Tab, EnsoTabs as Tabs, EnsoDateFilter as DateFilter, Uploader, Chart,
} from '@enso-ui/bulma';
@enso-ui/bulma:
Card,CardHeader,CardContent,CardImage,CardFooter,CardFooterItem,CardControl,CardBadge,CardCollapse,CardRefresh,CardRemove,Chart,ChartCard,EnsoChartCard,Confirmation,Datepicker,EnsoDatepicker,Dropdown,DropdownIndicator,Loader,Modal,ModalCard,ProgressBar,Tab,Tabs,EnsoTabs,Toastr,ToastrPlugin,Typeahead,EnsoTypeahead,VueSwitch,VueSelect,EnsoSelect,IntervalFilter,DateFilter,DateIntervalFilter,EnsoIntervalFilter,EnsoDateFilter,EnsoDateIntervalFilter,BooleanFilter,VueFilter,EnsoVueFilter,SelectFilter,EnsoSelectFilter,EnsoUploader,Uploader,are welcome. Pull requests are great, but issues are good too.
Thank you to all the people who already contributed to Enso!
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Aggregator for enso-ui bulma components
We found that @enso-ui/bulma demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 5 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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