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@hashicorp/hashi-case-study-slider
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A slider component that can display up to three case studies and allow a visitor to toggle between them, and click through to read.
_data (obj) - data from the CMS
case_studies (array, max items: 3) Collection of case study objects
company (obj) - company object from Dato
monochrome_logo (obj)
url (string) URL to logoalt (string) alt text for logoformat (string) type of image (png, svg, etc)white_logo (obj)
url (string) URL to logoalt (string) alt text for logoformat (string) type of image (png, svg, etc)case_study_resource (obj)
slug (string) Path to resource pageimage (obj)
url (string) URL to imagealt (string) alt text for imageformat (string) type of image (png, svg, etc)headline (string) headline text of the case studydescription (string) body copy for the case studytiming (integer) - timing value for slide duration in secondsdark (boolean) - controls button color, progress bar color and logo colorFAQs
displays up to three case studies
We found that @hashicorp/hashi-case-study-slider demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 16 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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