@itwin/appui-layout-react
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The @itwin/appui-layout-react package contains internal React components for the AppUI-react panels, widget UI and other purposes and is not expected to be used directly by applications.
See the iTwin.js documentation for more information.
Look at the existing code and try to keep your code similar.
Every component class name should follow nz-path-to-component-componentName naming style.
Every inner class name should have nz- prefix.
Import the Sass classnames with: import "./YourComponent.scss";
Every component should accept className?: string and style?: React.CSSProperties props.
Components that accept one or a list of children should use the children?: React.ReactNode prop.
Use classnames function to create className strings for the elements.
Use const className inside render for the root element className value.
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The npm package @itwin/appui-layout-react receives a total of 2,884 weekly downloads. As such, @itwin/appui-layout-react popularity was classified as popular.
We found that @itwin/appui-layout-react demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 5 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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