@itwin/imodel-components-react
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A react component library of iTwin.js UI iModel components
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The @itwin/imodel-components-react package contains React components that depend on the @itwin/core-frontend, @itwin/core-common or @itwin/core-quantity packages.
To get started with the @itwin/imodel-components-react package, simply import the necessary components and utilities:
import * as React from "react";
import { TimelineComponent } from "@itwin/imodel-components-react";
export function GetTimelineComponent() {
return (
<TimelineComponent startDate={new Date(2024, 8, 30)} endDate={new Date()} />
);
}
For more details, check out the @itwin/imodel-components-react documentation.
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A react component library of iTwin.js UI iModel components
The npm package @itwin/imodel-components-react receives a total of 12,392 weekly downloads. As such, @itwin/imodel-components-react popularity was classified as popular.
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